ATLANTAA NSE filing

Atalantaa enters into ₹2,485 crore agreement with IRCON for expressway project.

The RealCase readMedium impact Positive

Why it matters

The agreement represents a significant project value (₹2,485 crore), suggesting a notable positive impact on the company's revenue and operations. However, the final award of the project to IRCON by MSRDC is still pending.

The market read

The announcement details a significant new agreement for a substantial project, which is generally positive for the company.

* Atalantaa Limited has entered into an agreement with IRCON International Limited for the construction of the Bhandara - Gadchiroli Access Controlled Expressway in Maharashtra on EPC Mode. * The sub-contract is for Package BG-03, from km 34+750 Sarandi Bk to km 69+536 Kinhi, with a total length of 34.786 km. * The total value of the sub-contract is ₹2,485 crore plus applicable GST. * The agreement is in anticipation of the award of the project to IRCON by Maharashtra State Road Development Corporation (MSRDC). * Further disclosures will be made upon the award of the project to IRCON by MSRDC.

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