Yasho Industries inks 15-year supply agreement with global MNC
A 15-year agreement with a global MNC, with substantial revenue projections (₹150 crore annually), indicates a significant positive impact on the company's long-term growth and stability.
The announcement highlights a long-term agreement with a major multinational corporation, which is expected to generate significant revenue and demonstrates confidence in the company's capabilities.
* Yasho Industries has entered into a 15-year long-term supply agreement with a global multinational corporation (MNC) for lubricant additives. * The company will receive an advance to build the facility. * The supply will be from the Pakhajan facility. * Sales price will be based on an agreed formula. * Facility setup is expected in the next 12 to 18 months, with supply starting by Q4 FY27. * The deal is expected to generate approximately ₹150 crore annual revenue starting from end of FY27. * Mr. Parag Jhaveri, MD & CEO, stated that this agreement signifies confidence in the company's capabilities and strengthens its growth pipeline.
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