Mumbai: Engineering firm Aartech Solonics Ltd has secured major orders in the last three months from leading power infrastructure players in the country despite concerns regarding the fire at its Mandideep facility.
The new contracts have helped the company expand its reach beyond the domestic market, while helping it secure high-value orders in its power system protection solutions.
The new orders have come from:
- Indian Oil Corporation (IOCL), for its High Speed Bus Transfer (HSBT) system for its Paradip facility.
- Punjab State Power Corporation(PSPCL), for a high voltage substation and transformer panels.
- Chhattisgarh State Power Transmission Co, for its first ever order for its advanced automation substation with 132kV SAS-based panels.
- Himachal Pradesh State Electricity Board(HPSEBL) for its first Control and Relay Panel (CRP) order
- Madhya Pradesh Power Transmission Company Limited for 132kV panels and 33kV SAS panels with its highly advanced junction box solutions.
- An undisclosed order from JSIS (Jindal Shaheed Iron & Steel), Oman and another one from Qatar for a CLIP (Critical Limiting Protection) system.
“Our performance during this period is a testament to the grit and technical expertise of the Aartech team. Delivering record-breaking project executions and securing high-value orders from organizations such as IOCL and PSPCL immediately following the Mandideep incident highlights our operational resilience and growth-focused mindset. Our successes in Oman, Qatar, and the global recognition of Bestcase Enclosures mark our evolution from a strong domestic player to a growing global force in power automation.” Vivek Attri, Chief Marketing Officer, Aartech Solonics, said in a press release.
