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Bondada Engineering Secures Rs. 1.47 bn in Multiple Orders
POWER & RENEWABLE ENERGY

Bondada Engineering Secures Rs. 1.47 bn in Multiple Orders

Bondada Engineering has secured multiple domestic orders with an aggregate value of Rs. 1.47 bn, the company disclosed in a filing with BSE on September 29, 2026. The orders cover telecom infrastructure, renewable energy and energy-efficient lighting solutions, and are inclusive of taxes.

Bondada Green Engineering, a subsidiary of Bondada Engineering, received an order for the supply of 200 telecom towers under the BSNL 40GBT project in Gujarat. The award forms part of the company’s telecom infrastructure business and is linked to requirements in the state.

Bondada Renewable Energy, another subsidiary, received an order for supplying A-class items for a ground-mounted solar power plant in Maharashtra. The order expands the group’s involvement in the solar energy value chain and adds to its renewable energy business pipeline.

Bondada E&E received an order to supply 18 W solar street lights in Uttar Pradesh. The company said the award supports its portfolio of energy-efficient and sustainable lighting solutions, alongside its activities in telecom and renewable infrastructure.

The orders have been awarded by various government and private-sector customers in India. Their key terms cover the supply of telecom towers, solar plant A-class items and solar street lights, with execution scheduled within 2 to 4 months of receipt. Bondada Engineering said the awards do not involve related-party transactions and that its promoter or promoter group has no interest in the awarding entities. The disclosure was submitted under the applicable provisions of the SEBI Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements Regulations.

Bondada Engineering has secured multiple domestic orders with an aggregate value of Rs. 1.47 bn, the company disclosed in a filing with BSE on September 29, 2026. The orders cover telecom infrastructure, renewable energy and energy-efficient lighting solutions, and are inclusive of taxes. Bondada Green Engineering, a subsidiary of Bondada Engineering, received an order for the supply of 200 telecom towers under the BSNL 40GBT project in Gujarat. The award forms part of the company’s telecom infrastructure business and is linked to requirements in the state. Bondada Renewable Energy, another subsidiary, received an order for supplying A-class items for a ground-mounted solar power plant in Maharashtra. The order expands the group’s involvement in the solar energy value chain and adds to its renewable energy business pipeline. Bondada E&E received an order to supply 18 W solar street lights in Uttar Pradesh. The company said the award supports its portfolio of energy-efficient and sustainable lighting solutions, alongside its activities in telecom and renewable infrastructure. The orders have been awarded by various government and private-sector customers in India. Their key terms cover the supply of telecom towers, solar plant A-class items and solar street lights, with execution scheduled within 2 to 4 months of receipt. Bondada Engineering said the awards do not involve related-party transactions and that its promoter or promoter group has no interest in the awarding entities. The disclosure was submitted under the applicable provisions of the SEBI Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements Regulations.

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