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BAJELBSEBAJEL PROJECTS LIMITED· Electrical EquipmentHighPositive
Announced Mon, 26 Oct, 2026 · 18:31 IST

Bajel wins record Rs 1,500 crore Gujarat transmission EPC order

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AI summary

Bajel Projects won a Rs 1,500 crore EPC order, including GST, from Lakadia A Power Transmission for about 270 km of 765 kV double-circuit transmission line from Halvad to Vadodara and added substation works in Gujarat. The completion period is 36 months from the purchase order. It is Bajel's largest transmission order. The deal is related-party, at arm's length, with prior shareholder approval.

Likely market impact

The record order strengthens backlog and medium-term revenue visibility, but execution and related-party concentration remain risks.