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L&T Annual Review 2020 CONTENTS L&T GROUP AT A GLANCE L&T Group at a Glance 01 Leadership Team 02 ECOM (Executive Committee) 03 Order Book Heavy Civil Infrastructure 04 `1,454,524 Mn Water & Effluent Treatment 08 Group Turnover `3,038,565 Mn Power Transmission & Distribution 12 CONSTRUCTION Buildings & Factories 16 Transportation Infrastructure 20 New wins - Order inflow Metallurgical & Material Handling 24 12 `1,863,558 Mn verticals Hydrocarbon 28 EPC PROJECTS 30+ Power Plants & Equipment 36 Countries Standalone Debt: PBDIT Equity Ratio Heavy Engineering 38 `163,290 Mn MANUFACTURING (up by 7%) Machinery & Industrial Products 43 0.49:1 PAT Basis EPS ` 95,490 Mn Defence & Aerospace 46 DEFENCE ` 68.04 (up by 7%) Defence Shipbuilding 48 (up by 7%) Smart World & Communication 50 Information Technology 54 SERVICES Technology Services 57 Realty 59 Financial Services 62 SUSTAINABILITY 64 LEADERSHIP TEAM EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE (ECOM) A. M. Naik S. N. Subrahmanyan Group Chairman CEO & Managing Director R. Shankar Raman Subramanian Sarma Whole-Time Director & Whole-Time Director & Chief Financial Officer Sr. Executive Vice President S. N. Subrahmanyan (Energy) CEO & Managing Director D. K. Sen M. V. Satish J. D. Patil R. Shankar Raman Subramanian Sarma Whole-Time Director & Whole-Time Director & Whole-Time Director & Whole-Time Director & Whole-Time Director & Sr. Executive Vice President Sr. Executive Vice President Sr. Executive Vice President Chief Financial Officer Sr. Executive Vice President (Development Projects) (Buildings & Factories) (Defence & Smart Technologies) (Energy) T. Madhava Das S. V. Desai D. K. Sen M. V. Satish J. D. Patil Whole-Time Director & Whole-Time Director & Whole-Time Director & Whole-Time Director & Whole-Time Director & Sr. Executive Vice President Sr. Executive Vice President Sr. Executive Vice President Sr. Executive Vice President Sr. Executive Vice President (Utilities) (Civil Infrastructure) (Development Projects) (Buildings & Factories) (Defence & Smart Technologies) T. Madhava Das S. V. Desai Hasit Joshipura Shrikant Joshi Y. S. Trivedi Whole-Time Director & Whole-Time Director & Sr. Vice President & Head CEO & Managing Director Sr. Executive Vice President Sr. Executive Vice President Corporate Centre L&T Realty Limited (Utilities) (Civil Infrastructure) 02 Annual Review FY 20 03 Heavy Civil Infrastructure The Heavy Civil Infrastructure vertical of L&T Construction undertakes design, engineering and construction of projects in several segments that are critical to the economy. The business’ in-house design strengths and unique construction methodology cells provide competent concept-to-commissioning solutions to meet the complex requirements of its customers. Doha Metro, Qatar CONSTRUCTION Key Offerings Metros Many landmark projects in India – and increasingly overseas – bear L&T Construction’s indelible stamp of excellence – reflecting a track record spanning over seven decades. Nuclear Plants The multiple businesses of L&T Construction have distinct but complementary capabilities, addressing different segments of Hydel Projects infrastructure and industry. Ports L&T Construction executes projects on a turnkey basis, with single-source responsibility, adopting innovative design engineering and a global supply chain. Digitalization, mechanization and the ability to mobilise large, highly-trained crews Special Bridges enable it to meet stringent deadlines and rigorous standards. Tunnels At every project site and establishment of L&T Construction, the highest priority is accorded to the environment, health and safety. A safe work culture is intensively propagated to conform to – and even surpass – international standards. Defence Infrastructure Heavy Civil Infrastructure Ranked among the world’s top 15 contractors, L&T Construction Water & Effluent Treatment contributes significantly to building the image and stature of Larsen & Toubro Power Transmission & Distribution across the world and driving L&T’s Buildings & Factories reputation as ‘the builder of the India of the 21st century’. Transportation Infrastructure Metallurgical & Material Handling L&T GeoStructure Underground tunnel built for Mumbai Metro project Cable-stayed Bridge across Durgam Cheruvu Lake, Telangana Hyderabad Metro Rail Project 0004 Annual Review FY 20 Heavy Heavy Civil Civil Infrastructure Infrastructure | CONSTRUCTION | Construction 0005 Snapshot Key Geographies Qatar Saudi Arabia India Bhutan Bangladesh Singoli-Bhatwari Hydroelectric Project, Uttarakhand The Mumbai Trans Harbour Link New Orders 5 Projects Commissioned Projects 3 Track Record RRTS Packages 2 Domestic Metro – Hyderabad Metro 1 344 km 54 km 59 km 9 km 12 km Breakwaters, Dabhol of Metro of Railway of Road of Long-span Dams / Barrages / 1 International Metro – Projects Bridges Bridges Bridges Weirs Doha Metro 1 Strategic Project 1 Barrage – km km km m Railway Tunnel 1 Medigadda Barrage 1 35 66 120 7 200 of Road / of Hydro of Metro Powerhouses below ground level – Rail Tunnels Tunnels Tunnels (including both one of the largest LPG underground and underground storage surface structures) caverns of its kind, and the first of its kind in South Asia st 5 45 km 8 km 3 1 Greenfield Ports of Breakwaters/ of Berthing Shipyard Twin Containment commissioned Rock Structures Structures Structures Nuclear Reactor in India The Mumbai Coastal Road Project 1.6 km Medigadda Barrage, Telangana 06 Annual Review FY 20 Heavy Civil Infrastructure | CONSTRUCTION 07 Water & Effluent Treatment L&T Construction’s Water and Effluent Treatment business segment provides complete solutions through its ‘concept to commissioning’ capability covering in-house design, detailed engineering, process know-how, procurement, impeccable project management and seamless execution, extending to virtually every area of the Water, Irrigation and Wastewater spectrum. Pump House for Nandawadagi Lift Irrigation Scheme, Karnataka Key Offerings Urban & Rural Water Supply Industrial Water Supply Water Treatment Plants Sewage Treatment Plants Effluent Treatment Plants Wastewater Collection Network Desalination Micro & Lift Irrigation Projects Water Management Smart Water Infrastructure 375 MLD Sewage Treatment Plant, Jebel Ali, UAE 48 MLD Water Treatment Plant, Gadag, Karnataka 318 MLD Waste Water Treatment Plant, Coronation Pillar, New Delhi 08 Annual Review FY 20 Water & Effluent Treatment | CONSTRUCTION 09 Snapshot Key Geographies Middle East India Africa Sri Lanka New Orders 36 Projects Water Supply & Distribution 15 Wastewater 9 Smart Water Infrastructure 3 Industrial & Large Water Systems 6 International 3 Value: ` 25,000 Cr Commissioned Projects 27 Track Record 7.3 Lakh 5100 MLD hectares of land being irrigated of Water Treatment through large water pipelines Plants 5+ Lakh Km 2100 MLD Channelized Water and of Wastewater Treatment Plants Waste Water Network 90+ Million people benefitted 137 MLD Water Treatment Plant, Nashik, Maharashtra 10 Annual Review FY 20 Water & Effluent Treatment | CONSTRUCTION 11 Power Transmission & Distribution A leading EPC player in the field of transmission and distribution and solar energy, this business vertical offers integrated solutions and end-to-end services encompassing design, manufacture, supply, installation and commissioning. Its unique in-house capabilities include one of the world’s largest tower manufacturing and testing stations and a proprietary tracker mechanism. 400/220/132/33 kV Substation, Mawana, Botswana Key Offerings Transmission Lines Substations Underground Cable Networks Distribution Networks Power Quality Improvement Projects Solar PV Plants Battery Energy Storage Systems Mini / Micro-grid Projects 400/132 kV Grid Station, Qabel, Oman 400 kV Grid Station, Misfah, Oman 12 Annual Review FY 20 Power Transmission & Distribution | CONSTRUCTION 13 Snapshot Key Geographies Domestic Orders 38 Projects Global Orders Commissioned Projects Distribution Modernization Projects 13 Middle East Africa ASEAN Major Transmission India Corridors, up to 765 kV 15 Nepal Emerging Technologies in Substation Substation EHV Middle East ASEAN Renewable Energy: Floating Solar / 4 Projects Projects Substations Households Illuminated 33,00,966 Africa (Malaysia & Solar Pumps / BESS 7 23 2 Thailand) Major Substation / 35 Substation Projects 8 EHV Cable/ Transmission Transmission STATCOM Projects Bangladesh OHTL Corridors Corridors Major Solar Plants 7 Corridors 6 22 1 Major Solar Plants 3 Solar PV Battery Energy Transmission Corridor Projects 6 Plants Storage 2 Installations 2 Value: ` 250,960 Mn Overall order value combining both domestic and global orders Track Record 36,900 ckm 805 EHV 1,56,263 Over 2.5 GWp of Transmission Substations Including Habitations of Solar Power Lines India’s First 1200 kV AIS Electrified Plants and 765 kV GIS Floating Solar Project, Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh 500 kV Surat Thani to Bang Saphan Transmission Line, Thailand 400/220/66 kV Substation, Wangtu, Himachal Pradesh 14 Annual Review FY 20 Power Transmission & Distribution | CONSTRUCTION 15 Buildings & Factories The expertise of this business vertical lies in offering ‘turnkey solutions’, right from ‘concept to commissioning’ across the entire spectrum of urban infrastructure. Powered by dedicated engineering design centres, competency cells, advanced formwork systems, mechanized project execution, a wide network of consultants and vendors, digitized project control and a talented pool of employees, the business is an industry leader in its space in India and in targeted markets overseas. IKEA, Mumbai Key Offerings Airports Hospitals Stadiums
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