Artson Engineering bags new order from Hindalco Industries
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Artson Engineering bags new order from Hindalco Industries

Artson Engineering has received a Purchase Order (PO) for Rs 67.6 million, inclusive of GST. The company has received an order from Hindalco Industries Limited, the biggest producer of aluminium in India and flat-rolled products in the entire world. Two heat exchangers will be made for their Dahej Plant according to the order. According to reports, Hindalco has been given seven months to carry out the specified instruction. The promoter/promoter group of the business has no affiliation with the organisation that granted the orders.

Artson Engineering is a subsidiary of Tata Projects based in Hyderabad and is an Engineering, Manufacturing, and Construction (EMC) contracting company with a diverse range of business in pressure equipment manufacturing for oil and gas, petrochemicals, power, metallurgy industry, bulk liquid storage farm construction and industrial piping.

Artson Engineering has received a Purchase Order (PO) for Rs 67.6 million, inclusive of GST. The company has received an order from Hindalco Industries Limited, the biggest producer of aluminium in India and flat-rolled products in the entire world. Two heat exchangers will be made for their Dahej Plant according to the order. According to reports, Hindalco has been given seven months to carry out the specified instruction. The promoter/promoter group of the business has no affiliation with the organisation that granted the orders. Artson Engineering is a subsidiary of Tata Projects based in Hyderabad and is an Engineering, Manufacturing, and Construction (EMC) contracting company with a diverse range of business in pressure equipment manufacturing for oil and gas, petrochemicals, power, metallurgy industry, bulk liquid storage farm construction and industrial piping.

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