Ceigall India Limited Secures ₹2,149 Crore Road Projects from MoRTH
Ceigall India Limited, in a JV with Sushee Infra Mining, received four LOAs from MoRTH aggregating ₹2,149.62 Crores. The contracts are for road construction under the NH-913 project in Arunachal Pradesh on an EPC mode, with execution timelines of 36-48 months construction and 5 years maintenance.
The value of the new orders is substantial (₹2,149.62 Crores), representing a significant addition to the company's order book and likely to have a material impact on its future financial performance.
The company has announced the receipt of significant new orders, which is a positive development for its business and revenue prospects.
Ceigall India Limited (CIL), in a joint venture with Sushee Infra Mining Limited (SIML) where CIL holds a 74% stake and SIML holds 26%, has been awarded four Letters of Acceptance (LOAs) by the Ministry of Road Transport & Highways (MoRTH).
These LOAs, received on August 17, 2026, aggregate to a total bid cost of ₹2,149.62 Crores. The contracts are for the construction of road sections under the NH-913 (Frontier Highway) project in Arunachal Pradesh, awarded on an Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) mode.
The four projects include the construction of roads from km 0.000 to km 55.725 of the Huri-Taliha section (Bid Cost: ₹521.00 Crores), km 55.725 to km 113.25 of the Huri-Taliha section (Bid Cost: ₹611.10 Crores), km 0.000 to km 78.38 of the Sarli-Huri section (Bid Cost: ₹525.00 Crores), and km 160.75 to km 209.90 of the Huri-Taliha section (Bid Cost: ₹492.52 Crores). All projects require intermediate lane construction.
The execution period for these contracts involves a 36-month construction period followed by a 5-year maintenance period for three of the projects, and a 48-month construction period with a 5-year maintenance period for one of the projects. The awarding entity is a domestic entity, and there are no promoter or group company interests in MoRTH, nor do the contracts fall under related party transactions.
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