Power Grid Approves Projects Worth ₹914 Crore for Transformers & Reactors
Power Grid's Committee of Directors on Investment on Projects approved three proposals on January 20, 2026. These include procurement of cold spare Transformers & Reactors for WRPC (₹401.88 crore), NERPC (₹166.33 crore), and SRPC (₹345.78 crore). All projects have a 30-month implementation timeline.
The approved projects involve substantial capital expenditure, indicating significant investment in the company's infrastructure. While not immediately impacting revenue, these investments are crucial for long-term operational stability and expansion, thus having a medium-term impact.
The announcement details significant investment approvals for crucial infrastructure components, which is generally positive for the company's operational capacity and future growth.
The Committee of Directors on Investment on Projects of Power Grid Corporation of India Limited (POWERGRID) has approved three proposals for the procurement of cold spare Transformers and Reactors. These approvals were granted in a meeting held on January 20, 2026.
The first approved project is the procurement of cold spare Transformers & Reactors as approved in the 51st WRPC, with an estimated cost of ₹401.88 crore. This project is scheduled to be implemented within 30 months from the date of Investment Approval.
The second approved project involves the procurement of cold spare Transformers & Reactors as approved in the 28th NERPC, at an estimated cost of ₹166.33 crore. The implementation period for this project is also within 30 months from the date of Investment Approval.
Lastly, the committee approved the proposal for the procurement of cold spare Transformers & Reactors as approved in the 53rd SRPC, with an estimated cost of ₹345.78 crore. This project is also slated for implementation within 30 months from the date of Investment Approval.
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