SWREL Secures Three New Orders Valued at ₹1,772 Crore, Boosting Fiscal Inflows to ₹3,775 Crore
Sterling and Wilson Renewable Energy secured three new projects worth ₹1,772 crore, including two domestic solar EPC projects and one in South Africa. Total fiscal order inflows now exceed ₹3,775 crore.
The new orders represent a substantial addition to SWREL's order book, with a combined value of ₹1,772 crore, and contribute to the fiscal year's total order inflows exceeding ₹3,775 crore. This significant growth in order acquisitions is expected to have a high positive impact on the company's revenue, profitability, and market position.
The announcement of three new order wins, totaling a significant ₹1,772 crore, indicates strong business growth and market expansion for SWREL. The increase in total fiscal order inflows to over ₹3,775 crore is a positive indicator for the company's future revenue and financial performance.
* Sterling and Wilson Renewable Energy Limited (SWREL) announced it has secured three new projects with a total EPC value of approximately ₹1,772 crore. * The company was declared L1 for two new domestic solar EPC projects: * A 363 MWp DC PV plant project in Rajasthan, India. * A 580 MWp DC PV plant project in Uttar Pradesh, India. Both domestic orders are on a Balance of System (BOS) basis. * SWREL also received a Letter of Intent (LOI) for a 115 MWp project in South Africa, valued at approximately USD 120 million (around ₹999.6 crore). * With these recent wins, the total EPC order inflows for the current fiscal year have exceeded ₹3,775 crore. * Mr. Chandra Kishore Thakur, Global CEO, stated that these project wins demonstrate the company's strong positioning in the rapidly growing domestic market and significant inroads into the South African market. He also mentioned that the South African projects are expected to be completed in Q1 FY2027.
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