Marine Electricals (India) Limited has informed the Exchange about Bagging/Receiving of orders/contracts
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Marine Electricals (India) Limited has received two orders totaling approximately Rs 70.86 crores (excluding taxes). The first order is from Princeton Digital Group (India) Management Private Limited for the supply of power distribution systems with a delivery period of 7-9 months. The second order is from C Torq Marine Services L.L.C for the supply of panels with a delivery period of 21 months. The company clarified that the Princeton Digital order is not a related party transaction, while the C Torq Marine order is considered a related party transaction and is being disclosed under good corporate governance practices.
The combined order value of Rs 70.86 crores represents a positive development for the company, indicating healthy business traction. However, the disclosure of a related party transaction for the C Torq Marine order may attract shareholder scrutiny regarding transaction terms and fairness.