Reliance Infrastructure, a Anil Dhirubhai Ambai Group company said its first quarter net profit

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grew 6 per cent to Rs 375 crore on the back of allround performance of its EPC, energy distribution and trading divisions.

The company said its total operating income was up at Rs 3824 crore compared with Rs 3,671 crore last year same quarter.

For the engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) division the turnover grew around one percent to Rs 557 crore as against Rs 552 crore last year. The division had an order book position of over Rs 18,530 crore as on June 30, 2010.

Lalit Jalan, RInfra CEO and whole time director told reporters that, “the company is developing 25 projects aggregating to around Rs 40,000 crore of roads, metro rails, transmission, sealink and airports excluding distribution business and 2 specialty real estate projects.”

“There would be 11 revenue generating projects in fiscal 2010-11, having project outlay of around Rs 19,200 crore,” Jalan said.

For the period the energy trading business saw a jump of 56 per cent to 1,233 million units

The company has over Rs 8,100 crore of cash and cash equivalents as on June 30, 2010. Of the cash and cash equivalents, over Rs 2,800 crore is in cash and debt funds. The company said it does not have any exposure to equity markets.

The company’s total debt on standalone basis stood at Rs 4,160 crore.