MIC Electronics Bags First PAPIS Order from RCF Kapurthala
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MIC Electronics Bags First PAPIS Order from RCF Kapurthala

MIC Electronics has received a Letter of Acceptance (LoA) from Rail Coach Factory (RCF), Kapurthala, for its first order in the Passenger Announcement and Passenger Information System (PAPIS) segment, marking a new addition to the company’s railway electronics portfolio.
The order was awarded following successful evaluation of the company’s bid by the competent authority. MIC Electronics said the scope of work will be executed in line with the agreed rate structure, delivery schedules, inspection requirements, warranty provisions and other standard terms and conditions prescribed by RCF.
Commenting on the development, Rakshit Mathur, CEO, MIC Electronics, said, “Securing our first PAPIS order from Rail Coach Factory is a significant milestone for MIC Electronics. It reflects growing confidence in our technological capabilities and execution strength, and marks our entry into an important railway passenger communication and information segment.”
MIC Electronics has an established presence in supplying electronic and LED display solutions for public infrastructure projects and has been associated with Indian Railways across multiple technology-led initiatives.
The company said the order represents a strategic step towards expanding its offerings within the railway electronics ecosystem and strengthening its long-term engagement with Indian Railways..

MIC Electronics has received a Letter of Acceptance (LoA) from Rail Coach Factory (RCF), Kapurthala, for its first order in the Passenger Announcement and Passenger Information System (PAPIS) segment, marking a new addition to the company’s railway electronics portfolio.The order was awarded following successful evaluation of the company’s bid by the competent authority. MIC Electronics said the scope of work will be executed in line with the agreed rate structure, delivery schedules, inspection requirements, warranty provisions and other standard terms and conditions prescribed by RCF.Commenting on the development, Rakshit Mathur, CEO, MIC Electronics, said, “Securing our first PAPIS order from Rail Coach Factory is a significant milestone for MIC Electronics. It reflects growing confidence in our technological capabilities and execution strength, and marks our entry into an important railway passenger communication and information segment.”MIC Electronics has an established presence in supplying electronic and LED display solutions for public infrastructure projects and has been associated with Indian Railways across multiple technology-led initiatives.The company said the order represents a strategic step towards expanding its offerings within the railway electronics ecosystem and strengthening its long-term engagement with Indian Railways..

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