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L&T Sees 6.69% Rise in Net Profit, Revenue Surges 20% in Q2 FY25

Mumbai, April 25, 2025 – Engineering and infrastructure conglomerate Larsen & Toubro (L&T) reported a 6.69% rise in net profit, reaching ₹4,113 crore for the second quarter of FY25, up from ₹3,856 crore in the same period last year.

The company also posted a robust 20% increase in revenue, which stood at ₹61,554 crore, driven by strong domestic order inflows and sustained momentum in the infrastructure, energy, and IT services segments.

L&T’s performance beat analyst expectations and underscores its strong execution capabilities amid ongoing global economic uncertainties.

“We continue to see strong demand in India’s core sectors like infrastructure and green energy, which is fuelling our order book and earnings growth,” said S.N. Subrahmanyan, Chairman & Managing Director, L&T.

📈 Key Highlights:

  • Net Profit: ₹4,113 crore (+6.69% YoY)
  • Revenue: ₹61,554 crore (+20% YoY)
  • Order Inflows: Major orders from railways, highways, and renewable energy projects
  • Outlook: Confident of sustained growth with a strong pipeline of public and private sector projects

The company’s strong quarterly performance comes amid the Indian government’s continued push on infrastructure development and public investment. Analysts believe L&T is well-positioned to benefit from the upcoming capex cycle and rapid urban expansion.

Shares of L&T traded higher following the earnings announcement, reflecting investor optimism over its growth trajectory and operational strength.

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