Aptech Limited Secures ₹9.92 Crore Computer-Based Exam Contract from State Govt.
Aptech Limited received a work order from a State Government Body for computer-based examinations, valued at ₹9.92 crore. The contract involves providing examination services, with estimated commencement in May 2026. This is a domestic order awarded by a state government entity.
The contract value of ₹9.92 crore is material and expected to contribute to the company's revenue, impacting its business operations and financial performance.
The announcement details the receipt of a significant work order with a substantial contract value, indicating business growth and positive development for the company.
Aptech Limited has announced the receipt of a significant work order from a State Government Body to conduct computer-based examinations. This contract, valued at an estimated ₹9.92 crore, marks a key development for the company's enterprise business.
The contract entails Aptech Limited providing computer-based examination services. The company is instructed to submit the final list of exam cities and centers, which have already been audited by the said body, along with the number of seats. Aptech is committed to conducting the exams in strict adherence to the Request for Proposal (RFP) and Master Service Agreement (MSA).
The agreement includes specific terms and conditions, a statement of work, deliverables, a Service Level Agreement (SLA), and defined payment terms. The estimated start date for the examination services is May 2026. This order has been awarded by a domestic entity, and Aptech Limited confirms that its promoters or group companies have no interest in the awarding entity, nor does it fall under related party transactions.
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