Goodluck India's Subsidiary Receives USD 6 Million Export Order
Goodluck India's subsidiary, Goodluck Defence and Aerospace, secures a USD 6 million (₹49.98 crore) export order for supplying 155mm M107 Ready-to-Fill Shells.
The export order of USD 6 million is significant and expected to have a moderate positive impact on the company's revenue and profitability.
The announcement highlights a significant new export order for the company's subsidiary, which is a positive development.
* Goodluck Defence and Aerospace Limited, a subsidiary of Goodluck India Limited, has received an export order. * The order is valued at USD 6 million (approximately ₹49.98 crore). * The order is for the supply of 155mm M107 Ready-to-Fill Shells.
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