KEC Wins Orders Worth Rs 10.02 Billion
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KEC Wins Orders Worth Rs 10.02 Billion

KEC International, an RPG Group company and global infrastructure EPC major, has secured new orders worth Rs 10.02 billion across its key businesses.

In Transmission and Distribution, the company has won orders for projects in India and the Americas. These include ±500 kV HVDC transmission lines from a private developer in Western India, 132 kV cabling works from a steel producer in Eastern India, and the supply of towers, hardware and poles in the Americas.

The renewables business has secured an order for a 100+ MW wind project in Southern India from a private developer. In transportation, KEC has won two orders in the technologically enabled Automatic Block Signalling segment in Southern India. Its Cables and Conductors business has also secured various orders in India and overseas markets.

Vimal Kejriwal, MD and CEO, KEC International, said the HVDC order has strengthened the company’s India T&D order book, while the renewables business has expanded its wind energy presence through a repeat order from an existing customer.

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KEC International, an RPG Group company and global infrastructure EPC major, has secured new orders worth Rs 10.02 billion across its key businesses.In Transmission and Distribution, the company has won orders for projects in India and the Americas. These include ±500 kV HVDC transmission lines from a private developer in Western India, 132 kV cabling works from a steel producer in Eastern India, and the supply of towers, hardware and poles in the Americas.The renewables business has secured an order for a 100+ MW wind project in Southern India from a private developer. In transportation, KEC has won two orders in the technologically enabled Automatic Block Signalling segment in Southern India. Its Cables and Conductors business has also secured various orders in India and overseas markets.Vimal Kejriwal, MD and CEO, KEC International, said the HVDC order has strengthened the company’s India T&D order book, while the renewables business has expanded its wind energy presence through a repeat order from an existing customer.

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