Marine Electricals Secures ₹376 Crore Orders from Siemens, Titagarh Naval, and Princeton Digital
Marine Electricals (India) Limited secured new orders worth approximately ₹376.22 crores (excluding taxes). These include supply of power distribution systems to Siemens Limited (21-month delivery) and Princeton Digital Group (8-10 month delivery), and electrical equipment to Titagarh Naval Systems Limited (8-10 month delivery).
The aggregate value of the new orders (₹376.22 crores) is substantial and is expected to have a significant impact on the company's financial performance and future growth.
The company has announced the successful bagging of significant new orders, which is a positive development for its business and revenue prospects.
Marine Electricals (India) Limited has announced the receipt of new orders totaling approximately ₹376.22 crores, excluding taxes. These orders represent a significant business development for the company.
The company will supply a power distribution system to Siemens Limited for a Hyperscaler Project, with deliveries scheduled over 21 months. Additionally, Marine Electricals will supply electrical equipment to Titagarh Naval Systems Limited and a power distribution system to Princeton Digital Group, with deliveries for both contracts expected within 8-10 months.
Marine Electricals has confirmed that none of its promoters or promoter group have any interest in these contracts, and they do not constitute related party transactions. This disclosure is being made as part of the company's commitment to good corporate governance.
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