SEPC JV has secured an engineering, procurement and construction order for a road project in Uttar Pradesh from Shalimar Corp, valued at Rs521.5 crore. The contract was awarded to the joint venture and covers construction and related works for the specified section. An EPC order typically requires the contractor to deliver a complete built asset to agreed specifications and manage design integration. The joint venture will be responsible for coordination with subcontractors and suppliers during execution and to oversee quality control across the construction period. The value of the contract, given in the announcement, converts to Rs5,215 million (Rs5,215 mn) using standard crore to million conversion. This represents Rs5.215 billion (Rs5.215 bn) when expressed in billions. One crore equals 10 million, which underpins the conversion figure. The disclosure provides a clear numeric basis for investors and stakeholders to assess the scale of the award and to compare it with other infrastructure awards. The contract adds to the order book of the SEPC joint venture and aligns with ongoing infrastructure activity in the state. Execution under EPC terms will place primary delivery responsibility with the joint venture, including procurement of materials and site management. The joint venture will manage compliance with contract specifications and regulatory approvals during delivery. The award supports local supply chains and creates contractual workstreams for regional contractors. No financial guidance or timeline was provided alongside the announcement, and the firms did not disclose contract duration or milestone dates. Market observers will review the filing for implications on revenue recognition and cash flow and on near term profitability metrics. The companies indicated that further operational details will be released as they are finalised, with periodic regulatory filings to follow. The transaction underlines sustained investor interest in infrastructure contracts in the region.