Premier Roadlines Ltd has secured new transportation and project logistics contracts worth ₹181.6 crore since April 2026, strengthening its order pipeline for the current financial year. The new business spans the oil and gas, power, renewable energy, infrastructure, and industrial manufacturing sectors.
The logistics company said the order wins reflect continued demand from engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) companies and industrial customers requiring transportation of heavy and oversized equipment.
The largest share of the new orders came from the renewable energy sector, which accounted for contracts worth ₹48.5 crore. These assignments involve transporting renewable energy equipment and solar project materials under integrated contract logistics services.
Orders from the power and energy segment totalled ₹42.5 crore and include transportation of transformers, transmission equipment and power generation machinery. The company also secured ₹41.6 crore worth of contracts from industrial and manufacturing customers for transporting industrial machinery and manufactured goods.
In the oil and gas sector, Premier Roadlines won contracts worth ₹33 crore for transporting refinery, hydrocarbon and process plant equipment. The company said these include work related to the Bina Refinery project in Madhya Pradesh and projects at Dahej in Gujarat. Earlier, it had highlighted the award of a project logistics contract worth around ₹22 crore for the Bina Refinery project as a significant addition to its order book.
Infrastructure-related transportation contracts contributed another ₹16 crore, covering heavy engineering equipment, construction machinery and project cargo.
Most of the newly secured contracts are scheduled for execution over the next year, while certain oil and gas assignments extend for up to two years.
The fresh order wins come alongside a strong start to FY27. Premier Roadlines reported 39% year-on-year growth in first-quarter revenue to ₹91.1 crore, while the average revenue per order increased 26% to about ₹1.02 lakh. The company executed 8,940 orders during the quarter, up 6% from a year earlier.
Premier Roadlines said project logistics and over-dimensional cargo (ODC) services accounted for around 55% of first-quarter revenue, compared with 47% in the corresponding period last year, indicating a larger contribution from specialised logistics services. The company provides project logistics, over-dimensional cargo transportation, integrated contract logistics and general freight services across India, with operations extending to Nepal and Bhutan.