GE Power India Enters Agreements with Quality Profiles for Manufacturing Tie-Up
GE Power India (GVPIL) has entered into a Leave and License Agreement and a Contract Manufacturing Agreement with Quality Profiles Private Limited (QPPL) on 20 May 2026. GEPIL will invest ₹18 crore, and QPPL will invest ₹25 crore. GEPIL commits to a minimum annual commitment of ₹10 crore to QPPL, increasing by 7% annually.
The agreements involve significant capital expenditure and a committed revenue stream, suggesting a notable impact on the company's operations and financial performance.
The announcement details a strategic tie-up with no explicit positive or negative implications, focusing on factual details of the agreements.
GE Power India Limited (GVPIL) has entered into agreements with Quality Profiles Private Limited (QPPL) on 20 May 2026. These agreements include a Leave and License Agreement (L&L Agreement) and a Contract Manufacturing Agreement (CMA). The announcement was made pursuant to Regulation 30 of the SEBI Listing Regulations.
Under the L&L Agreement, GEPIL will grant QPPL the right to use specified land, shed, and related infrastructure at Vadodara for setting up a facility, installing machinery, and undertaking permitted operations. The term of the license is 60 months from the execution date, with a lock-in period of 48 months. There will be a license fee-free period for the initial 53 weeks during which the facility will be set up. QPPL is responsible for obtaining and maintaining all required licenses and permits, including the Factory License.
Under the CMA, GEPIL will avail QPPL's services as a contract manufacturer for refurbishment/repair of large rotating equipment and manufacture/supply of related spares and components according to GEPIL’s specifications. GEPIL will make a capital expenditure of ₹18 crore on civil infrastructure and plant equipment, while QPPL will invest ₹25 crore in machinery. GEPIL commits to a minimum annual commitment of ₹10 crore to QPPL, increasing by 7% annually. QPPL will also pay shared service charges to GEPIL.
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