SEPC Limited: MOIL Limited Cancels ₹230 Crore Work Order; EMD of ₹50 Lakhs Forfeited
SEPC Limited's ₹230 Crore work order from MOIL Limited for designing and construction has been cancelled. The company will forfeit its ₹50 Lakhs Earnest Money Deposit. No execution had commenced on the project.
The cancellation of a ₹230 Crore order, while significant, is mitigated by the fact that no execution had begun and the forfeited EMD is ₹50 Lakhs, which is a relatively small portion of the order value. The impact is therefore considered medium.
The cancellation of a significant work order and the forfeiture of an Earnest Money Deposit have a negative financial impact on the company.
SEPC Limited has announced the cancellation of a Work Order previously received from MOIL Limited, a Government Undertaking. The order, valued at ₹230 Crores including taxes, was for the designing, construction, furnishing, and equipping of a 3rd Vertical Shaft on a turnkey basis. This cancellation was communicated by MOIL Limited.
No execution of the contract had commenced prior to the cancellation. As a consequence of the cancellation, SEPC Limited will forfeit the Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) amounting to ₹50 Lakhs.
The company has provided additional details as required by SEBI regulations, including the name of the counterparty (MOIL Limited), the nature of the contract, the fact that no execution had begun, and the reasons for termination which include the cancellation by MOIL and the forfeiture of the EMD.
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