Aptech Limited Secures 24.77 Crore Computer-Based Exam Contract from State Government
Aptech Limited received a 24.77 crore domestic contract from a State Government Body to conduct computer-based examinations, with execution starting in October 2025.
A contract worth 24.77 crore is a significant order for the company, contributing substantially to its revenue and demonstrating its capability in a key service area with a government client.
Securing a substantial contract from a State Government Body indicates new revenue generation, business expansion, and strengthens the company's position in providing examination services.
Aptech Limited has announced that it has received a Work Order from a State Government Body. * The contract is for conducting Computer-Based Examinations. * Significant terms and conditions of the Contract include: * Submission of the final list of Exam Cities and Exam Centres (already audited by the said body) with the number of seats to the State Government Body. * Ensuring the work is carried out to conduct the exam as per RFP and MSA. * The Contract has specific Terms and Conditions, Statement of Work, Respective Deliverables, Service Level Agreement, and payment terms. * The entity awarding the contract is a domestic State Government Body. * The estimated contract value is 24.77 crore. * The exam is estimated to start from October 2025. * There is no interest of the promoter/promoter group/group companies in the entity that awarded the contract, and it does not fall under related party transactions.
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