MIC Electronics Secures ₹2.21 Crore in New Orders from Indian Railways
MIC Electronics Limited received two orders from Indian Railways totaling ₹2.21 crore. The Nagpur Division order is for ₹1.12 crore and to be executed in 6 months. The Salem Division order is for ₹1.09 crore with a 5-year CAMC. Both are domestic orders obtained via tender.
The total value of the new orders is ₹2.21 crore, which is a material amount for the company and is expected to have a positive impact on its revenue and profitability.
The company has secured new orders from Indian Railways, which is a positive development and indicates business growth.
MIC Electronics Limited has announced the receipt of significant orders from the Signal and Telecommunication (S&T) department of Indian Railways. The company received a Letter of Acceptance from the Nagpur Division, Central Railway (CR) Zone for the Supply, Installation, Testing & Commissioning of Telecom assets/Passenger amenities IPIS at Wardha station. This order is valued at ₹1,12,14,148.93 (Rupees One Crore Twelve Lakh Fourteen Thousand One Hundred And Forty-Eight Rupees And Ninety-Three Paise Only) and is to be executed within 6 months.
Furthermore, the company secured a variation order from the Salem Division, Southern Railway (SR) Zone for the Provision of Passenger Information System in connection with the Amrit Bharat Scheme at Tirupattur, Samalpatti, Morappur, Bommidi, and Salem stations, along with Comprehensive Annual Maintenance Contract (CAMC) for a period of five years. This order amounts to ₹1,09,45,604 (Rupees One Crore Nine Lakh Forty-five Thousand Six hundred and Four Only).
Both orders are from domestic entities and were secured through a tender process. The company has enclosed additional details as required by SEBI circulars, confirming no promoter group interest and that these orders do not fall under related party transactions. The first order was awarded on April 15, 2026, at 12:35 PM, and the second on April 16, 2026, at 9:41 AM.
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