Relicab Receives Rs 133.3 Mn Order For Control Cables
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Relicab Receives Rs 133.3 Mn Order For Control Cables

Relicab Cable Manufacturing Limited has informed the stock exchange that it has received a purchase order for control cables valued at Rs 133.3 million (mn) approximately, including GST. The purchase order was awarded by a leading global power and energy technology company operating in India, with the name withheld for reasons of competitive sensitivity. The disclosure was made under Regulation 30 of the SEBI Listing Regulations and referenced the applicable SEBI master circular. The intimation asked the exchange to acknowledge receipt and to disseminate the information on its website.

The contract covers the supply of control cables and was placed by a domestic entity, the company said. The firm indicated that the order does not involve the promoter or promoter group and that the transaction does not constitute a related party transaction. The company provided the details in an annexure accompanying the intimation to the exchange. Annexure A to the filing set out particulars required under the listing regulations.

Delivery under the purchase order is scheduled on or before 10 August 2026 as per the purchase order terms, the filing stated. The value of the order was reported as Rs 133.3 million (mn) approximately, inclusive of GST. The intimation carried the scrip code 539760, and the company asked the exchange to take the information on record. The company reiterated that execution of the order would follow the purchase order terms and timelines.

The notice was signed on behalf of the company by Suhir Hiralal Shah in his capacity as managing director and chief financial officer. The company requested that the exchange disseminate the information on its website. No further commercial or contractual particulars were disclosed in the filing. Stakeholders were directed to the exchange filing for the official record and annexed disclosure.

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Relicab Cable Manufacturing Limited has informed the stock exchange that it has received a purchase order for control cables valued at Rs 133.3 million (mn) approximately, including GST. The purchase order was awarded by a leading global power and energy technology company operating in India, with the name withheld for reasons of competitive sensitivity. The disclosure was made under Regulation 30 of the SEBI Listing Regulations and referenced the applicable SEBI master circular. The intimation asked the exchange to acknowledge receipt and to disseminate the information on its website. The contract covers the supply of control cables and was placed by a domestic entity, the company said. The firm indicated that the order does not involve the promoter or promoter group and that the transaction does not constitute a related party transaction. The company provided the details in an annexure accompanying the intimation to the exchange. Annexure A to the filing set out particulars required under the listing regulations. Delivery under the purchase order is scheduled on or before 10 August 2026 as per the purchase order terms, the filing stated. The value of the order was reported as Rs 133.3 million (mn) approximately, inclusive of GST. The intimation carried the scrip code 539760, and the company asked the exchange to take the information on record. The company reiterated that execution of the order would follow the purchase order terms and timelines. The notice was signed on behalf of the company by Suhir Hiralal Shah in his capacity as managing director and chief financial officer. The company requested that the exchange disseminate the information on its website. No further commercial or contractual particulars were disclosed in the filing. Stakeholders were directed to the exchange filing for the official record and annexed disclosure.

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