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B.R.Goyal Wins NHAI Work Order For Khambara Fee Plaza
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B.R.Goyal Wins NHAI Work Order For Khambara Fee Plaza

B.R.Goyal Infrastructure Limited said it has received a work order from the National Highways Authority of India for engagement as user fee collection agency at Khambara Fee Plaza on the Nagpur-Seonar-Betul section in the state of Maharashtra. The company reported that the assignment was awarded through competitive bidding by e-tender and covers activities at design km 71.050 and adjacent facilities. The accepted value of the work order is Rs. 523.98 million (mn) and the contract tenure is one year.

It specified that the scope includes collection of user fees and upkeep and maintenance of adjacent toilet blocks, including recouping consumable items. The disclosure filed with the stock exchange was made pursuant to Regulation 30 of the SEBI Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements Regulations and referenced the SEBI master circular issued on 30 January 2026. The order was issued by a domestic authority and the company confirmed that neither the promoter nor the group companies have any interest in the awarding entity.

The accepted rupee amount in the company filing was recorded as Rs. 52,39,77,575 and has been presented in the notice in the Indian numbering format. For clarity the company translated the figure to Rs. 523.98 million (mn) to align with international numeric conventions while retaining the original disclosure in its filing. The letter of award contemplates the collection of tolls and associated administrative responsibilities during the contract period.

The company indicated that the contract is not a related party transaction and that all terms are at arm's length. It noted that operational mobilisation and compliance with regulatory requirements will follow as per the contract schedule and applicable statutes. The company has requested that the stock exchange take the filing on record and will disclose material updates as required under the listing regulations.

B.R.Goyal Infrastructure Limited said it has received a work order from the National Highways Authority of India for engagement as user fee collection agency at Khambara Fee Plaza on the Nagpur-Seonar-Betul section in the state of Maharashtra. The company reported that the assignment was awarded through competitive bidding by e-tender and covers activities at design km 71.050 and adjacent facilities. The accepted value of the work order is Rs. 523.98 million (mn) and the contract tenure is one year. It specified that the scope includes collection of user fees and upkeep and maintenance of adjacent toilet blocks, including recouping consumable items. The disclosure filed with the stock exchange was made pursuant to Regulation 30 of the SEBI Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements Regulations and referenced the SEBI master circular issued on 30 January 2026. The order was issued by a domestic authority and the company confirmed that neither the promoter nor the group companies have any interest in the awarding entity. The accepted rupee amount in the company filing was recorded as Rs. 52,39,77,575 and has been presented in the notice in the Indian numbering format. For clarity the company translated the figure to Rs. 523.98 million (mn) to align with international numeric conventions while retaining the original disclosure in its filing. The letter of award contemplates the collection of tolls and associated administrative responsibilities during the contract period. The company indicated that the contract is not a related party transaction and that all terms are at arm's length. It noted that operational mobilisation and compliance with regulatory requirements will follow as per the contract schedule and applicable statutes. The company has requested that the stock exchange take the filing on record and will disclose material updates as required under the listing regulations.

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