INOX India Limited announced that it secured multiple orders worth ₹939 crore since 21 May 2026, significantly strengthening its order book. The new contracts include a major order from the space exploration industry, highlighting the company’s growing role in advanced cryogenic systems. The largest contribution came from the Industrial Gas (IG) business segment, which received orders worth ₹871 crore. Notably, a contract classified as a “Mega” order from the space exploration sector drove a substantial part of this growth.
The remaining orders were distributed across other business verticals like industrial gas, LNG, storage and fuelling equipment, cryo-scientific solutions, research and scientific applications and beverage kegs. In addition to the major space-related contract, INOX India received several “Minor” orders for vaporisers and storage tanks.
Within the LNG business, the company secured orders for LNG storage tanks, dispensers,
semi-trailers and LNG fuelling station equipment. Furthermore, INOX India won a “Minor” order from ITER, the international fusion energy project, during the same period. Additional contracts covered disposable cylinders, liquid cylinders, transport tanks and beverage kegs, demonstrating broad-based demand across the company’s cryogenic product portfolio.
Growing Momentum in Cryogenic Technologies
Deepak Acharya, Chief Executive Officer of INOX India Limited, said the orders reinforce the company’s position as a global partner for cryogenic solutions. He noted that adoption of cryogenic technologies is accelerating across multiple industries, particularly in the space sector, and added that the company remains focused on engineering excellence and innovation to support future growth.
As reported by freepressjournal.in, the latest order wins strengthen INOX India’s presence in industrial gases, LNG infrastructure, scientific research and space exploration. As global demand for advanced cryogenic systems continues to rise, the company appears well positioned to benefit from expanding opportunities in both traditional energy markets and emerging high-technology sectors.
