Asian Energy Secures ₹187.6 Cr Gujarat Power EPC Contract
Asian Energy Services Limited secured a ₹187.62 Crore EPC contract from GSECL for a coal handling plant enhancement in Ukai, Gujarat. This is the company's first major order outside Coal India, expanding its client base to state utilities. The project will be executed over 2-3 years.
The contract value of ₹187.62 Crores is substantial and represents a strategic diversification for the company, impacting its future revenue and market presence.
The announcement details a significant new contract win for the company, which is expected to boost revenue and expand its client base beyond its traditional sector.
Asian Energy Services Limited has been awarded an Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) contract worth ₹187.62 Crores (including GST) from Gujarat State Electricity Corporation Limited (GSECL). This contract is for the enhancement of a coal handling plant at the Ukai Thermal Power Station in Gujarat.
This project is significant as it represents the company's first major order outside of Coal India and its subsidiaries, marking a strategic diversification into state utility-led infrastructure projects. The scope of the EPC contract includes the capacity enhancement of the Coal Handling Plant (Stage-II) and encompasses end-to-end engineering, procurement, construction, and commissioning.
Dr. Kapil Garg, Managing Director of Asian Energy Services Limited, expressed delight in securing this project, highlighting its role in expanding the company's order book within the mineral infrastructure vertical and enhancing revenue visibility for the next two years. He noted that this success demonstrates the company's ability to acquire new customers beyond its traditional client base of Coal India.
The project is expected to be executed over a period of 2-3 years. Asian Energy's mineral infrastructure vertical is already involved in developing several coal handling systems for various Coal India subsidiaries and Singareni Collieries Company Limited. The addition of the GSECL project further solidifies the company's position in the coal handling infrastructure sector.
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