Amurrio, June 5, 2025. Tubos Reunidos Group has been awarded contracts in India for more than 26.5 million euros for the public company Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL), orders that position the Basque manufacturer of seamless steel pipes with a high quality and high performance product.
BHEL, one of the largest manufacturers of power generation equipment in the country, has once again placed its trust in Tubos Reunidos for these new supplies. The two orders, worth more than 26 million euros, consist of different ranges and dimensions of seamless steel tubes, with special diameter and thickness alloys. “These are types of steel tubes that few manufacturers are capable of supplying in the world,” says Carlos López de las Heras, CEO of Tubos Reunidos.
Both supplies will be manufactured at the Tubos Reunidos plants in Amurrio (Álava) and Trápaga (Bizkaia), although most of the product will come from the Bizkaia facility. As regards delivery times, the first of the orders is currently being delivered, and the second is expected to be delivered during the second half of the year.
The energy market in India has high growth prospects for the coming years. In fact, the Indian government has announced its forecast to install 80Gw of power by 2030, which represents a 30% increase over the country's current installed capacity. Thus, the Indian energy market is undergoing a significant expansion, driven by advances in exploration, extraction and production technologies that improve efficiency and reduce costs.
Quality and reliability
Tubos Reunidos Group is recognized in the Asian energy market as a reliable supplier, offering a quality product and advanced technology. This assessment is a competitive advantage for taking advantage of the continent's growth opportunities in the coming years.
Precisely, among the main objectives of Tubos Reunidos' current strategic plan 2021-2026 is to increase commercial activity in Europe and Asia. "Our goal is to achieve greater diversification of supply and gain stability in order portfolios. We have already increased our activity in Turkey and India, as well as in other Asian countries such as South Korea," says Carlos López de las Heras.