Two Contracts awards of an total amount Rs. 24.33 Crores both the projects are high margin projects , time period to complete the projects are 12 to 14 Months.
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Brahmaputra Infrastructure Ltd has secured two new domestic contracts worth a combined Rs. 24.33 Crores. The first, from the National Highway Authority of India (NHAI), is worth Rs. 16.95 Crores for four-laning works on the Jorabat-Shillong section of NH-40 in Assam and Meghalaya, to be completed in 12 months. The second, from Assam's Water Resource Department, is worth Rs. 7.38 Crores for riverbank protection works under the ADB-funded Climate Resilient Brahmaputra project, to be completed in 14 months. Both are EPC-mode contracts, and the company has specifically described them as high-margin projects. No promoter or related party interest is involved in either contract.
These wins reinforce the company's order book from government clients in the infrastructure and water management space. The high-margin nature of the projects, as flagged by the company, could support margins, though the total contract value is modest and execution timelines of 12-14 months mean revenue recognition will be spread out.