Ultracab secures Rs 470.78 bn order from Sterling & Wilson
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Ultracab secures Rs 470.78 bn order from Sterling & Wilson

Ultracab has secured an order of approximately Rs 470.78 million from Sterling & Wilson, as detailed in Annexure 1.

Sterling and Wilson, a prominent MEP and EPC contractor company in the fields of power, solar energy, data centres, DG sets, cogeneration plants, and buildings, granted this order.

Ultracab, a leading Indian manufacturer and exporter of electric wires and cables with over 23 years of experience in the industry, possesses cutting-edge technology and advanced machinery to produce high-quality products.

Ultracab specializes in Instrumentation Cables, Elevator Cables, High-Temperature Automotive Cables, and UL Approved Cables. The company is among the top players in India, offering products of exceptional quality comparable to others in the market. Ultracab's manufacturing proficiency and technical expertise in the electrical industry enable it to establish a robust market presence globally.

Ultracab has secured an order of approximately Rs 470.78 million from Sterling & Wilson, as detailed in Annexure 1. Sterling and Wilson, a prominent MEP and EPC contractor company in the fields of power, solar energy, data centres, DG sets, cogeneration plants, and buildings, granted this order. Ultracab, a leading Indian manufacturer and exporter of electric wires and cables with over 23 years of experience in the industry, possesses cutting-edge technology and advanced machinery to produce high-quality products. Ultracab specializes in Instrumentation Cables, Elevator Cables, High-Temperature Automotive Cables, and UL Approved Cables. The company is among the top players in India, offering products of exceptional quality comparable to others in the market. Ultracab's manufacturing proficiency and technical expertise in the electrical industry enable it to establish a robust market presence globally.

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