Aegis Vopak Subsidiary Signs ₹37 Crore Framework Agreement for Storage Tanks
Aegis Vopak's subsidiary, KCPL, signed a Framework Agreement with SCL for constructing storage tanks with a capacity of 49,577 cbm. The agreement involves a payment of ₹37.17 crore upon execution. SCL is part of Aegis Vopak's Promoter Group.
The agreement involves a substantial capital expenditure of ₹37.17 crore for expanding storage capacity, which is expected to positively impact the company's operational capabilities and revenue potential.
The company is undertaking a significant expansion of its storage capacity through a strategic partnership, which is a positive development for its business operations and growth.
Aegis Vopak Terminals Limited announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, Konkan Storage Systems (Kochi) Private Limited (KCPL), has executed a Framework Agreement with Sea Lord Containers Limited (SCL).
Under this agreement, KCPL will engage SCL for the construction of storage tanks with an aggregate capacity of 49,577 cubic meters for liquid products. The project also includes associated facilities such as truck loading bays for petroleum products, a tanker loading gantry, and the installation of a carbon steel pipeline.
The financial commitment for this agreement is ₹37.17 crore (Indian Rupees Thirty-seven Crore Seventeen lakhs only), which KCPL will pay to SCL upon execution of the Framework Agreement. KCPL is a wholly owned subsidiary of Aegis Vopak Terminals Limited, and SCL is part of the Promoter Group of the company. The transaction has been conducted on an arm's length basis.
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