S&S Power Subsidiary Wins Order From Hitachi Energy
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S&S Power Subsidiary Wins Order From Hitachi Energy

S&S Power Switchgear Equipment, a wholly owned subsidiary of S&S Power Switchgear, has received a purchase order from Hitachi Energy India for the supply of isolators for the Dilip Buildcon package in Karnataka. The order has a value of Rs 80-100 million (mn), with million spelled out on first mention for subsequent references. The company indicated the contract covers supply of isolators to a domestic engineering and construction package.

Execution timelines are scheduled between March and June 2027, with initial deliveries due towards the end of the current financial year. The contract documents identify Hitachi Energy India Limited as the contracting party and Dilip Buildcon as the project principal. The company provided the information under the Listing Regulations and said the details were included in an annexure to its filing.

The transaction builds on an existing commercial relationship between the parties and is described by the company as a significant win for its switchgear unit. The filing stated that the order was awarded by a domestic entity and that there is no promoter or promoter group interest in the contracting party. The company also indicated that the contract does not constitute a related party transaction.

The firm confirmed that further particulars will be uploaded to its corporate website and submitted to the stock exchanges in accordance with regulatory requirements. The filing referenced BSE scrip code 517273 and NSE symbol S&SPOWER for identification. The company secretary signed the intimation to the exchanges.

The announcement reiterates the firm’s focus on supply chain execution and customer partnerships within its core switchgear business. Management framed the order as reinforcing its order pipeline while outlining standard delivery schedules. The information was disseminated through formal regulatory filings and the corporate website.

S&S Power Switchgear Equipment, a wholly owned subsidiary of S&S Power Switchgear, has received a purchase order from Hitachi Energy India for the supply of isolators for the Dilip Buildcon package in Karnataka. The order has a value of Rs 80-100 million (mn), with million spelled out on first mention for subsequent references. The company indicated the contract covers supply of isolators to a domestic engineering and construction package. Execution timelines are scheduled between March and June 2027, with initial deliveries due towards the end of the current financial year. The contract documents identify Hitachi Energy India Limited as the contracting party and Dilip Buildcon as the project principal. The company provided the information under the Listing Regulations and said the details were included in an annexure to its filing. The transaction builds on an existing commercial relationship between the parties and is described by the company as a significant win for its switchgear unit. The filing stated that the order was awarded by a domestic entity and that there is no promoter or promoter group interest in the contracting party. The company also indicated that the contract does not constitute a related party transaction. The firm confirmed that further particulars will be uploaded to its corporate website and submitted to the stock exchanges in accordance with regulatory requirements. The filing referenced BSE scrip code 517273 and NSE symbol S&SPOWER for identification. The company secretary signed the intimation to the exchanges. The announcement reiterates the firm’s focus on supply chain execution and customer partnerships within its core switchgear business. Management framed the order as reinforcing its order pipeline while outlining standard delivery schedules. The information was disseminated through formal regulatory filings and the corporate website.

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