INOX India Limited (INOXCVA) bagged orders worth ₹322 crore since the beginning of April 2026, further strengthening its order pipeline and reinforcing its position in the global cryogenic technology market. The newly secured business spans three major segments: Industrial Gas – ₹242 crore, LNG – ₹39 crore and Cryo-scientific Solutions – ₹38 crore. The strong order inflow highlights continued confidence from both domestic and international customers in INOX India’s engineering expertise and advanced cryogenic solutions portfolio.
Major Order Secured from Global Space Exploration Company
One of the key highlights of the order is the major contract in the industrial gas segment involving the supply of large-scale cryogenic storage tanks with a capacity of 1,500 cubic metres. The order has been placed by a global private space exploration company and represents a significant milestone for the company’s cryogenic infrastructure business. The project further strengthens INOX India’s growing presence in high-technology and advanced industrial applications.
CERN Awards Specialized Cryogenic Module Order
In another significant development, CERN has awarded INOX India a large order for specialized cryogenic modules. The order reflects the company’s strong capabilities in delivering precision-engineered cryogenic systems for scientific and research applications.
Management Sees Strong Growth Visibility in FY27
Deepak Acharya, CEO of INOX India Limited, expressed confidence in the company’s growth trajectory. According to Acharya, the strong performance during the first quarter of FY27 provides clear visibility for continued business growth. He added that the company continues to maintain a healthy product mix while witnessing consistent demand for high-quality cryogenic solutions across industries. As reported by investywise.com, with increasing demand across industrial gas, LNG, scientific research, and advanced engineering applications, INOX India continues to strengthen its position as a global leader in cryogenic technology and distribution systems.
