BL Kashyap secures new order from ISB worth Rs 132 cr
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BL Kashyap secures new order from ISB worth Rs 132 cr

BL Kashyap and Sons (BLK) has secured a new order worth ₹132 crore for shell and core structures and related works. The contract has been awarded by the Indian School of Business (ISB). The work has to be executed within 14 months from the appointed date.

With this order, the total order book stands at ₹2,650 crore.

BLK is an EPC company with a presence in 12 cities. It has delivered projects across different verticals, such as commercial spaces, malls, residential complexes, manufacturing facilities, and many others.

The company is known for its quality work and timely delivery. It has a strong team of experienced professionals who are committed to providing the best possible services to its clients.

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BL Kashyap and Sons (BLK) has secured a new order worth ₹132 crore for shell and core structures and related works. The contract has been awarded by the Indian School of Business (ISB). The work has to be executed within 14 months from the appointed date. With this order, the total order book stands at ₹2,650 crore. BLK is an EPC company with a presence in 12 cities. It has delivered projects across different verticals, such as commercial spaces, malls, residential complexes, manufacturing facilities, and many others. The company is known for its quality work and timely delivery. It has a strong team of experienced professionals who are committed to providing the best possible services to its clients. Also Read Bhubaneswar metro rail project set to commence by year-end NTPC Invites Bids for Cable Supply for Solar Projects in Gujarat

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