BTL EPC Secures Rs 12 Bn Orders from Adani
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BTL EPC Secures Rs 12 Bn Orders from Adani

In a remarkable achievement, BTL EPC Ltd, the flagship company of the Shrachi Group, has secured orders totaling Rs 12 billion (including GST). These orders come from major power sector companies Adani Power Ltd and NTPC Limited, underlining BTL EPC Ltd's leadership in engineering solutions across India. The company has been awarded a Rs 4.75 billion contract from Adani Power for the Complete Coal Handling and Ash Handling System at the Raigarh Ultra Supercritical Thermal Power Plant in Chhattisgarh. The project's expansive scope encompasses design, engineering, procurement, and the installation of advanced systems to enhance efficiency in material transportation and storage and ash handling. Additionally, BTL EPC Ltd has embarked on a significant mission with NTPC Limited, securing a Rs 7.15 billion contract for the Coal Handling Plant Package-2 at the Talaipalli Coal Mining Project in Chhattisgarh. The project, demanding complex engineering and design adeptness, includes 16 belt conveyors, transfer towers, and energy-efficient installations. It marks another strategic step towards BTL's mission of excellence in India's pivotal sectors.

In a remarkable achievement, BTL EPC Ltd, the flagship company of the Shrachi Group, has secured orders totaling Rs 12 billion (including GST). These orders come from major power sector companies Adani Power Ltd and NTPC Limited, underlining BTL EPC Ltd's leadership in engineering solutions across India. The company has been awarded a Rs 4.75 billion contract from Adani Power for the Complete Coal Handling and Ash Handling System at the Raigarh Ultra Supercritical Thermal Power Plant in Chhattisgarh. The project's expansive scope encompasses design, engineering, procurement, and the installation of advanced systems to enhance efficiency in material transportation and storage and ash handling. Additionally, BTL EPC Ltd has embarked on a significant mission with NTPC Limited, securing a Rs 7.15 billion contract for the Coal Handling Plant Package-2 at the Talaipalli Coal Mining Project in Chhattisgarh. The project, demanding complex engineering and design adeptness, includes 16 belt conveyors, transfer towers, and energy-efficient installations. It marks another strategic step towards BTL's mission of excellence in India's pivotal sectors.

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