Diamond Power Infrastructure bags ₹263.25 crore order for MSEDCL project
Diamond Power Infrastructure Limited secured a ₹263.25 crore order for power cables and conductors for an MSEDCL urban project in Maharashtra. The order includes MV & LV XLPE underground cables and overhead conductors. Management cited strong capabilities in urban underground cabling.
The order value of ₹263.25 crore is significant and will contribute to the company's order book and revenue, impacting its financial performance.
The company has received a substantial new order, which is a positive development for its business and revenue prospects.
Diamond Power Infrastructure Limited (DPIL) has announced the receipt of a significant purchase order worth approximately ₹263.25 crore, inclusive of GST. The order has been placed by a domestic EPC contractor for the supply of power cables and conductors for an urban power infrastructure project of Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Company Limited (MSEDCL) in the Bhandup region of Maharashtra.
The scope of the order includes Medium-voltage (MV) and Low-voltage (LV) XLPE underground power cables, overhead conductors, and control cables, manufactured to MSEDCL specifications. This order is particularly noteworthy as it reinforces DPIL's position in the urban underground cabling segment, a rapidly growing area in India's distribution sector.
The management of DPIL expressed confidence in their capabilities, highlighting their backward integration with aluminium rod mills and expanding MV capacity, which positions them well to execute large, multi-product utility orders efficiently. The pricing of the order will be variable, linked to prevailing aluminium and copper prices, as well as currency fluctuations, a practice aimed at protecting margins against raw material volatility. Supplies will be made according to a delivery schedule to be finalized after MSEDCL approves the technical particulars and drawings.
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