Goodluck India Secures ₹46.87 Crore Solar Support Structure Order from Apraava Energy
The order of ₹46.87 crore, combined with an existing healthy order book of ₹400 crore in the segment and management's guidance for 15-20% revenue and profit growth, indicates a significant positive impact on the company's financial performance and strategic positioning in the growing solar sector.
The company has secured a significant new order for solar support structures, contributing to a healthy order book and aligning with national renewable energy goals. Management expresses confidence in future growth and strategic initiatives.
Goodluck India Limited announced on 15 September 2025, that it has received a significant order for the supply of solar support structure from Apraava Energy Private Limited, a key player in solar EPC. The details of the order are as follows: * The contract is valued at ₹46.87 crore. * The order is for the supply of solar support structures. * It is a domestic order awarded by Apraava Energy Private Limited. * The contract is to be completed within 6 months. * Payment terms include part payment in advance and part on supply of materials.
This order contributes to the 'Green India Mission' and aligns with the government's target to generate 1800 GW through renewable energy sources by 2047. Goodluck India Limited currently boasts a healthy order book of approximately ₹400 crore for this segment.
Commenting on the update, Mr. Mahesh Chandra Garg, Chairman, Goodluck India Limited, stated: * "We are confident of the Green India Mission as well the Gati Shakti Programme and will continue to play a significant role in achieving the national interests and targets." * He added that the company's continuous efforts in this endeavor will be a game-changer. * Goodluck is participating in multiple areas to make India Atmanirbhar, including Defence, Automobile tubes, Railways, Steel Structures, Bridges, Infrastructure, Solar Structures, Pipe manufacturing, and Forgings.
Goodluck India aims to achieve a consolidated revenue of USD 1 billion (approximately ₹8,300 crore) over the next 3-5 years, led by growth in its core business and defence and aerospace business. The company maintains its guidance of 15-20% revenue and profit growth on a consolidated basis, driven by increasing the share of value-added products and growth in its defence subsidiary.
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