NBCC Secures ₹20.92 Cr. in New Work Orders from Chennai Port & Power Grid
NBCC (India) Limited has secured two new work orders totaling ₹20.92 crore. The orders include ₹8.48 crore from Chennai Port Authority for hospital block improvements and ₹12.44 crore from Power Grid Corporation for constructing a hospital building in Kumool.
The total value of the new work orders (₹20.92 crore) is relatively small compared to NBCC's overall business scale, thus having a low impact.
The company has received new work orders, which is a positive development indicating business growth and revenue generation.
NBCC (India) Limited has announced the receipt of new work orders totaling approximately ₹20.92 crore, excluding GST. These orders were awarded in the ordinary course of business.
The first work order, valued at ₹8.48 crore, is from the Chennai Port Authority for improvement works to the Medical and Surgical Blocks of ChPA Hospital in Chennai. This contract falls under Project Management Consultancy and is with a domestic entity.
The second work order, amounting to ₹12.44 crore, has been awarded by Power Grid Corporation of India Limited. This involves the construction of a 150-bedded VISHRAM SADAN at the Government General Hospital in Kumool, Andhra Pradesh, also under a Project Management Consultancy nature and from a domestic client.
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NBCC (India) Limited filed this with the NSE as a statutory disclosure, categorised under new orders. It is a primary document, not a recommendation, and the desk marks it low impact, the band that almost never moves a portfolio on its own.
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