Update - Receipt of Letter of Acceptance from Central PSU- Indian Oil Corporation Limited- Asaoti.

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East India Drums & Barrels Manufacturing Ltd has received a Letter of Acceptance (LOA) from Indian Oil Corporation Limited (a Central Public Sector Undertaking) for the supply of steel drums and barrels worth Rs. 11,76,95,000 (approximately Rs. 11.77 crores). The barrels are to be supplied to Indian Oil's facility at Asaoti, Haryana. The company describes this as a significant milestone in its ongoing association with Indian Oil Corporation and highlights its capability to deliver industrial packaging for India's energy sector. The disclosure is made under SEBI LODR Regulation 30.

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This is a positive development — a confirmed order worth ~Rs. 11.77 crores from a major government-owned oil company strengthens the order book and provides revenue visibility. For a small-cap company, such PSU orders signal business credibility, though investors should watch for execution timelines and margins.