Kellton Tech Solutions shares rose 2.69% to ₹15.64 following the announcement of a significant digital infrastructure deployment for state-run Oil India. According to reports from Business Standard, the company secured a $2.5 million implementation contract in December 2024 for this large-scale digital wellhead monitoring system. The project was formally launched under the leadership of Oil India chairman and managing director Dr. Ranjit Rath.
The comprehensive digital monitoring system brings real-time capabilities to 77 production wells spread across 46 well sites. As reported by Business Standard, the deployment was completed within six months and includes 482 field devices, comprising 390 wireless and wired sensors and gauges, secure telemetry gateways, and solar-powered infrastructure. The solution combines field instrumentation from Emerson and cloud infrastructure from Amazon Web Services as part of the broader technology stack supporting the Optima platform. According to Kellton Tech, the platform is built on cloud-native architecture with industrial Internet of Things (IoT) and edge intelligence capabilities.
According to Kellton Tech, the Optima Digital Oilfield Platform creates a digital foundation for advanced oilfield operations, supporting capabilities such as AI-driven production analytics, predictive maintenance, workflow automation, integrated asset lifecycle management, and digital twin environments. As reported by Business Standard, Oil India confirmed that the deployment has improved visibility across field operations, enabling more informed decision-making, greater operational efficiency, and enhanced performance transparency. The platform provides a scalable framework to support future optimization and innovation initiatives. Ramana Palisetti, global director of energy business unit at Kellton Tech, explained that the platform is designed to help upstream oil and gas operators integrate field data, monitor assets in real time, automate workflows, and generate predictive production insights through AI-based analytics.
On a consolidated basis, Kellton Tech Solutions' net profit rose 1.67% to ₹19.52 crore while net sales increased 9.63% to ₹313.89 crore in Q4 March 2026 compared to Q4 March 2025. According to Business Standard, the company has deployed its Optima platform across energy companies in India, the United States, Saudi Arabia, Libya, Iraq, Peru, Ecuador, and other markets, positioning itself as an AI-led digital transformation and technology consulting company with global delivery capabilities.
