DICABS secures INR 4.3 billion contract to supply power infrastructure for Hyderabad data centers

Diamond Power Infrastructure Limited has won a major domestic contract valued at INR 4.3 billion to supply high and low tension power cables for a 310 megawatt data center development in Hyderabad, with project execution scheduled through March 2027.

Diamond Power Infrastructure Limited, an Indian integrated manufacturer specializing in power transmission equipment and conductors, has been awarded a domestic order valued at INR 4.3 billion. According to regulatory disclosures, the company will supply High Tension and Low Tension power cables for the 310 megawatt HYD22 to HYD26 data center cluster in Hyderabad. Project logistics will operate on a delivered-at-place basis, with staggered shipments commencing in August 2026 and concluding by March 2027. The Data Center project is executed by Larsen &Toubro Ltd., Sterling and Wilson & Blue Star.

This large-scale procurement contract underscores the accelerating digital infrastructure build-out across India, where expanding server capacities demand robust electrical distribution systems. The project will be managed by engineering firms Larsen & Toubro, Sterling and Wilson, and Blue Star, highlighting structured domestic collaboration within the infrastructure ecosystem. For industry operators and supply-chain strategists, the transaction reflects a tightening alignment between power equipment manufacturing and the rapidly growing digital real estate sector.

The agreement includes an index-linked price variation mechanism based on standard industrial indicators from April 2026, shielding the transaction from raw material price volatility. As data center installations nationwide are projected to maintain substantial momentum through 2030, this supply arrangement demonstrates the expanding high-specification wire and cable pipeline required to support critical power distribution components like transformer connections and uninterruptible power systems.