RailTel Secures Rs.48.40 Crore Order for Vocational Labs in Odisha
RailTel Corporation of India has secured a domestic work order to set up vocational labs across Odisha.
RailTel Receives Rs.48.40 Crore Work Order
RailTel has secured a domestic work order from OPEPA for the supply, installation and commissioning of tools and equipment for vocational labs. The order is valued at Rs.48.40 crore, including taxes.
Order & Compliance
- The project is scheduled for completion by April 3, 2027.
- The order is domestic and was awarded by a domestic entity.
- The awarding entity has no interest from RailTel's promoter or promoter group.
- The company confirmed that the order is not a related party transaction.
What to Watch Next
Investors may track RailTel's execution of the vocational lab project and its progress toward the April 2027 completion deadline.
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