9 months ago
Indian Companies Secure Major Orders Worth Rs 6,141 Crore
This week, several Indian companies won big contracts.
Thermax got a Rs 580 crore order from Dangote Industries in West Africa for boilers.
Pace Digitek's subsidiary secured a Rs 199.4 crore order for battery storage systems.
Paras Defence signed a deal with DRDO for defence technology.
ACME Solar won a 130 MW renewable energy tender from Indian Railways and another 200 MW solar project with SECI.
Zen Technologies got a Rs 108 crore order for defence training simulators.
BL Kashyap & Sons bagged a Rs 254.22 crore order from DLF for construction work.
Dilip Buildcon won a massive Rs 5,000 crore mining contract from NALCO.
These deals are important because they help these companies grow and do more business.
Thermax secured a Rs 580 crore order from Dangote Industries for high-pressure utility boilers in Nigeria.
Pace Digitek's subsidiary, Lineage Power, won a Rs 199.4 crore order for battery energy storage systems from L&T.
Paras Defence signed a licensing agreement with DRDO for the Transfer of Technology of the Driver Night Sight for the T-90 tank.
ACME Solar won a 130 MW renewable energy tender from Indian Railways and a 200 MW solar project with SECI.
Zen Technologies bagged a Rs 108 crore order from the Ministry of Defence for defence-training simulators.
- Who
- Indian companies across energy, defence, and infrastructure sectors
- What
- Secured major orders worth Rs 6,141 crore
- Where
- Various locations including West Africa, India, and Nigeria
- When
- During the week of November 26
- Why
- To strengthen their order books and execution pipeline
Key facts
- Thermax
- Rs 580 crore order in West Africa
- Pace Digitek
- Rs 199.4 crore BESS order from L&T
- Paras Defence
- Licensing agreement with DRDO for T-90 tank night vision
- ACME Solar
- 130 MW RTC tender from Indian Railways
- Zen Technologies
- Rs 108 crore order from defence ministry
- BL Kashyap & Sons
- Rs 254.22 crore order from DLF
- Dilip Buildcon
- Rs 5,000 crore NALCO mining contract
Quotes
Ashok Atluri
Chairman and Managing Director of Zen Technologies
“This Rs 108 crore order represents more than business growth—it’s validation of indigenous R&D done right. Over a decade ago, we supplied our first tank simulators to the Indian Army.”
financialexpress.com
Sources
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