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Skipper Secures Rs 13.05 Billion T&D Orders Globally
POWER & RENEWABLE ENERGY

Skipper Secures Rs 13.05 Billion T&D Orders Globally

Skipper Limited, a leading manufacturer of power transmission and distribution structures and an EPC player in 765 kV transmission lines and substations, has secured fresh orders worth Rs 13.05 billion across domestic and international markets.

The new contracts include the supply of transmission towers and monopoles for power transmission and distribution projects in North America, along with two 765 kV transmission line projects from a reputed domestic developer. The orders further expand Skipper’s presence across key power infrastructure markets.

Commenting on the development, Mr Sharan Bansal, Director, Skipper Limited, said, “The receipt of new orders aggregating to Rs 13.05 billion across domestic and international markets is a strong endorsement of Skipper’s execution capabilities, technical expertise and growing customer confidence.

Skipper Limited, a leading manufacturer of power transmission and distribution structures and an EPC player in 765 kV transmission lines and substations, has secured fresh orders worth Rs 13.05 billion across domestic and international markets.The new contracts include the supply of transmission towers and monopoles for power transmission and distribution projects in North America, along with two 765 kV transmission line projects from a reputed domestic developer. The orders further expand Skipper’s presence across key power infrastructure markets.Commenting on the development, Mr Sharan Bansal, Director, Skipper Limited, said, “The receipt of new orders aggregating to Rs 13.05 billion across domestic and international markets is a strong endorsement of Skipper’s execution capabilities, technical expertise and growing customer confidence.

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