EMS Limited Secures NHAI Contract Worth ₹28.39 Crore for Fee Plaza Operations
EMS Limited received a Letter of Award from NHAI for operations at Varshamedi Fee Plaza on NH-341 in Gujarat. The order value is approximately ₹2,838.88 lakhs (₹28.39 crore) for a one-year tenure. This contract is for user fee collection and maintenance of toilet blocks.
The order value of ₹28.39 crore is a significant addition to the company's existing business, but its overall impact will depend on the company's total revenue and the profitability of this contract.
The company has secured a new order from a significant government authority (NHAI), which is expected to contribute to revenue and business growth.
EMS Limited has announced the receipt of a Letter of Award (LOA) from the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) for operations at the Varshamedi Fee Plaza. This contract pertains to the four-lane project of NH-341, covering a stretch from Bhimasar to Anjar-Bhuj in the state of Gujarat.
The estimated value of this order, excluding Tax Collected at Source (TCS), is approximately ₹2,838.88 lakhs (Rupees Two Thousand Eight Hundred and Thirty-Eight Lakhs Only), which is equivalent to ₹28.39 crore. The engagement involves User Fee Collection Agency services on a competitive bidding basis through e-tender, along with the upkeep and maintenance of adjacent toilet blocks.
The contract is for a duration of one year, and EMS Limited has confirmed that neither its promoters nor group companies have any interest in NHAI, nor does this contract fall under related party transactions. This award follows EMS Limited's intimation on August 31st, 2026, regarding its status as the highest bidder for this tender.
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