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About Premier Energy & Infrastructure Ltd Premier Energy and Infrastructure Limited (PEIL) has a legacy dating back to March 25, 1988, when it was incorporated as Premier Housing and Industrial Enterprises Limited, focusing on housing and industrial projects. It underwent a strategic rebranding in 2008 to reflect its diversified focus on construction, housing development, and the energy sector. PEIL specializes in estate development projects, including residential and commercial developments, alongside infrastructure advancements in power generation.
The company has established itself as a significant player in housing development, prioritizing quality and cost efficiency in construction. Listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) since September 2009, PEIL has steadily invested in growth initiatives, including a pivotal 2009-10 acquisition of a 50.1% stake in Emas Engineers and Contractors Pvt Ltd, bolstering its footprint across Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, and Andhra Pradesh. Additionally, the successful completion of the first phase of its 56 MW Tadipatari power project in 2012-13 underscores its proactive engagement in the renewable and conventional energy domains.
PEIL has demonstrated a vision for expansion, focusing on new verticals, including Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC), while also targeting investments in real estate, SEZs, and technology-oriented industries like software and BPOs. Its strategy is complemented by the 2011 amalgamation of Valagam Power Projects Private Limited and Blackgold Chemicals Private Limited, further enhancing its portfolio.
As part of its growth trajectory, the company aims to establish ownership—either directly or through subsidiaries—over power plants utilizing renewable resources and conventional fuels such as coal, gas, lignite, and oil. With a proven track record of 1 million square feet of developed real estate and upcoming expansion plans, PEIL represents a dynamic investment opportunity in India’s infrastructure and power sectors.