In accordance with the provisions of the SEBI(LODR) Regulations 2015, we are pleased to inform our shareholders that your Company has received the following work order on 15th September ....
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TCM Limited received a work order on 15 September 2025 from CIAL Infrastructures Limited, a subsidiary of Cochin International Airport Limited, worth Rs. 7,92,07,425 (approximately Rs. 7.92 crore) excluding GST. The order covers re-installation of a 7.5 MWp ground-mounted Solar PV installation at the CIAL-Nayathode site in Ernakulam, including design, supply of components (solar PV modules, inverters, etc.), dismantling, reinstallation, testing, and commissioning. The project must be completed within 4 months of commencement, with a 1-year defect liability period and mandatory contractor insurance. The order is domestic, and no promoter group or related party has any interest in the awarding entity.
This adds roughly Rs. 7.92 crore to TCM's order book in its solar EPC business, providing near-term revenue visibility over the next 4 months. While the order size is modest, association with a marquee airport infrastructure client could support future business prospects.