3i Infotech Secures ₹5.66 Crore Managed IT Services Order for 3 Years
3i Infotech Limited secured a ₹5.66 crore order for Managed IT Services from an Indian engineering firm. The three-year contract involves providing IT support across various locations. This voluntary disclosure is made as the order value is below materiality thresholds.
The order value of ₹5.66 crore is significant but disclosed voluntarily as it is below the materiality threshold, suggesting a moderate impact on the company's overall financials.
The company has secured a new order, which is generally a positive development for business growth and revenue.
3i Infotech Limited has received an order from a prominent Indian engineering and industrial solutions company specializing in power and industrial equipment for providing Managed IT Services across multiple locations. The engagement, awarded on March 9, 2026, is for a period of three years with a total consideration of approximately ₹5.66 crore.
The scope of services includes IT Managed Services and onsite technical support resources covering workplace services, application development support, infrastructure administration, and enterprise IT operations. 3i Infotech will deploy skilled technical professionals to support critical IT infrastructure and business applications, aiming to ensure improved service continuity, operational efficiency, and adherence to defined service-level agreements. The engagement will be executed under a Managed Services model with defined SLAs.
The company is making this disclosure voluntarily as the amount involved is below the materiality threshold limits. The name of the customer cannot be disclosed due to confidentiality obligations. The order is from a domestic entity and is primarily domestic with support across global locations.
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