Sejal Glass subsidiary secures ₹71 Cr UAE orders, India orders worth ₹50 Cr.
Sejal Glass Limited's UAE subsidiary secured architectural glass orders worth AED 27.6 Million (₹71 Crores) for hospitality, residential, and healthcare projects. The company also bagged Indian orders totaling ₹50 Crores for commercial, residential, and institutional projects. These orders are expected to be executed between 2026 and 2027.
The new orders contribute to the company's order pipeline and revenue, especially from international markets, but they are in addition to regular inflows and do not represent a transformative change.
The company has secured significant new orders both internationally and domestically, which is a positive development for its business.
Sejal Glass Limited announced that its United Arab Emirates subsidiary, Sejal Glass and Glass Manufacturing Products LLC, has secured five significant architectural glass orders totaling approximately AED 27.6 Million, equivalent to INR 71 Crores. These orders are for prestigious hospitality, residential, and healthcare projects in the UAE, reinforcing the company's presence in the GCC region.
Additionally, the company has received architectural glass project orders in India amounting to approximately ₹50 Crores. These domestic orders are for various commercial, residential, and institutional projects, demonstrating continued customer confidence. Both the international and domestic orders are in addition to the company's regular order inflows and contribute to a sustained business momentum and a healthy order pipeline.
The projects involve the supply of high-performance architectural glass solutions, including insulated glass units (IGUs), solar-control glazing, and laminated safety glass. These are expected to be executed over the period 2026–2027. The company's subsidiary in UAE and Indian customers have awarded these contracts.
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