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Diamond Power Infra Secures Major EHV Cable Orders from Gujarat Utilities

Diamond Power Infra Secures Major EHV Cable Orders from Gujarat Utilities

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CNBC TV18•30-03-2026, 19:42

Diamond Power Infra Secures Major EHV Cable Orders from Gujarat Utilities

•Diamond Power Infrastructure Ltd (DPIL) secured a significant order from Gujarat Energy Transmission Company Ltd (GETCO) for 270 km of 66 kV EHV power cables.
•The GETCO order, a major single EHV cable win, is to be executed within four months, strengthening DPIL's position in high-voltage transmission.
•DPIL also received a Letter of Intent from Uttar Gujarat Vij Company Ltd (UGVCL) for 453 km of cables worth ₹43.94 crore, to be executed over seven months.
•The company has successfully executed over 90 km of 66 kV and 110 kV EHV cable orders in the past six months.
•With these new contracts, DPIL's total order book has exceeded ₹3,500 crore as of March 30, 2026, ensuring strong revenue visibility.

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