ARSS Infrastructure Projects JV bags ₹239.6 Crore EPC order from East Central Railway
ARSS Infrastructure Projects Limited's joint venture, ARSS SCPL JV, received a work order worth ₹239.60 Crore from East Central Railway. The contract involves EPC for railway doubling works on the Koderma-Arigada section. Execution is expected within 730 days from the appointed date.
The value of the order (₹239.60 Crore) is substantial and represents a significant addition to the company's order book, likely impacting its future revenue and profitability.
The company has announced the bagging of a significant new work order, which is a positive development for its business prospects and revenue generation.
ARSS Infrastructure Projects Limited announced that its joint venture, ARSS SCPL JV, has secured a significant work order valued at ₹239,59,95,539.39 (approximately ₹239.60 Crore). The contract pertains to the Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) for the doubling of a railway section.
The scope of work includes earthwork, blanketing, minor and major bridges, ROBs (including dismantling of existing ROBs), LHS/RUBs, track works, platform work, station buildings, FOBs, and other associated miscellaneous works. This project is for the "Construction of doubling work... from Kathuatia station to Hazaribagh town station from Ch. 51.500KM to 81.000KM (Total - 29.50 km) in connection with the doubling of the Koderma -Arigada section in Dhanbad Division of East Central Railway".
The work order was issued by East Central Railway and was received by ARSS SCPL JV on October 17, 2026. The execution of this contract is scheduled to be completed within 730 days from the Appointed Date, as per the EPC Agreement Document. The company has confirmed that neither the promoter nor group companies have any interest in the entity that awarded this contract, and it does not fall under related party transactions.
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