NILAINFRA secures ₹12.75 crore STP contract from Mahesana Municipal Corporation
The contract value of ₹12.75 crore is substantial and adds to the company's project portfolio, ensuring future revenue streams. It represents a regular business activity, reinforcing operational stability.
The company has secured a significant new contract, which is expected to contribute to its revenue and order book, indicating business growth.
Nila Infrastructures Limited announced on 09 September 2025 that it has received a Letter of Intimation from Mahesana Municipal Corporation for a new work order. The details of the contract are: * The work involves Engineering, Construction, Commissioning, and 5 (five) years Operation & Maintenance (O&M) of a 2.0 MLD STP (Sewage Treatment Plant) at Mahesana, Gujarat. * The project also includes 24x7 Cloud Based Monitoring. * The time period for execution is 12 months for construction and an additional 5 years for Operation & Maintenance. * The total contract value is ₹12,75,40,000 (Rupees Twelve Crore Seventy-Five Lakh and Forty Thousand). * The company stated that this work is part of its ordinary course of business as a regular business activity.
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