Liotech Secures Rs 64.6 Mn Orders For Architectural Hardware

31 Jul 2026 CW Team

Liotech Industries has informed the stock exchange that it has received purchase orders aggregating to Rs 64.6 million (mn) for the supply of architectural hardware products. The disclosure was filed on 28 July 2026 under Regulation 30 of the SEBI Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements Regulations, following the company's internal reporting procedures. The orders were described as regular purchase orders and the company stated that they are governed by customary commercial terms agreed between the parties.

The aggregate consideration for the purchase orders was stated as Rs 64.6 mn. The orders have been awarded by a domestic entity and will be executed on a domestic basis. Performance is scheduled to be completed within 30 days from the date of the purchase order, subject to the terms of the purchase order and the mutually agreed delivery schedule. The filing noted that there are no unusual or material terms attached to the contracts.

The company confirmed that neither the promoter nor the promoter group or group companies have any interest in the entity that awarded the orders. It added that the transactions do not qualify as related party transactions and therefore were not required to be carried out on arm's length terms for related party disclosure. The announcement was made in accordance with SEBI master circular requirements.

The disclosure was signed by Hiteshbhai M. Bhuva in his capacity as managing director of Liotech Industries Limited. The company is listed on the BSE with script code 544796 and is registered at Shapar, Rajkot in Gujarat. The filing reiterated that the purchase orders are to be executed according to the mutually agreed delivery schedule and that the promoter group does not hold any interest in the contracting party. Investors and stakeholders were referred to the exchange filing for additional corporate details and contact information.

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