NBCC Secures ₹144.98 Cr. in New Work Orders
NBCC (India) Limited has secured new work orders totaling approximately ₹144.98 crore. These contracts include Project Management Consultancy for NEEPCO and multiple projects for SAIL in Bokaro. Other orders are from the Directorate of Enforcement and Damodar Valley Corporation.
The total value of the work orders is significant but does not represent a transformative change in the company's overall financial standing. It contributes to ongoing business and revenue streams.
The company has received new work orders, which indicates business growth and revenue generation, thus a positive sentiment.
NBCC (India) Limited has announced the receipt of multiple work orders in the ordinary course of its business, collectively amounting to approximately ₹144.98 crore (excluding GST). These orders span various projects across different clients.
Key among these is a Project Management Consultancy (PMC) contract from North Eastern Electric Power Corporation Limited (NEEPCO) for a township development project in Shillong, Meghalaya, valued at ₹11.21 crore. This pertains to the difference from a previously intimated amount.
Additionally, Steel Authority of India Ltd. (SAIL) has awarded NBCC three significant contracts. These include comprehensive upgradation and repair of 500 residential quarters in Bokaro Steel City Township (₹9.05 crore), comprehensive external repair and painting of 654 building blocks (₹55.91 crore), and construction of two sheds with EOT cranes at Bokaro Steel Plant (₹23.48 crore each, totaling ₹46.96 crore).
Further work includes interior renovation and furnishing for the Directorate of Enforcement, Bhubaneshwar Zonal Office, valued at ₹5.86 crore. NBCC will also undertake the construction of an Officer’s Dormitory Building at Mayabazar, Durgapur, for Damodar Valley Corporation (DVC), amounting to ₹15.99 crore.
These contracts are all from domestic entities and fall within the normal business operations of NBCC. The company has also provided additional details for each order in separate annexures.
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