Bengaluru, Apr 13 (TNT): BEML Limited on Tuesday said it has secured an export order worth USD 36.38 million from the Middle East region, marking a significant step in its global expansion strategy.
The order involves the supply of ‘heavy earthmoving equipment’, which have been re-engineered from their traditional mining applications for infrastructure development and high-intensity reconstruction projects, the company said in a release here.
“These platforms are designed for strategic infrastructure development with enhanced performance and survivability features, meeting stringent global standards,” BEML said.
The equipment will be equipped with ‘ROPS/FOPS-certified ergonomic cabins’, aimed at ensuring higher levels of operator safety in demanding operational environments.
The project is also expected to include a comprehensive maintenance and lifecycle support contract, under which the company, in partnership with a local representative, will provide end-to-end services including spares, servicing, maintenance and lifecycle management to ensure high operational readiness.
Commenting on the development, Shantanu Roy, Chairman and Managing Director of BEML, said the order reflects the company’s growing global competitiveness and strategic focus on expanding its presence in infrastructure markets.
“Orders from the Middle East reaffirm our vision to emerge as a key player in infrastructure development. We remain committed to delivering technology-driven and reliable solutions to global customers,” he said.
The company said the engagement strengthens its position in the **strategically important Middle East infrastructure ecosystem and highlights its capability to execute global projects through strong local partnerships.
The development also aligns with India’s broader push to enhance defence exports and promote indigenous manufacturing.
BEML said it aims to further deepen its presence in the Middle East by building long-term partnerships and offering integrated equipment and lifecycle support solutions.
The order follows another key milestone for the company its first overseas metro rolling stock contract worth around USD 60 million in the African region,taking its total international order book to approximately USD 106.95 million.
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