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Cethar Vessels wins thermal power project

01/08/2010 09:30:00 AM

Mumbai, Jan (EPC News): Tiruchi-based power equipment manufacturer, Cethar Vessels Ltd has bagged an order worth Rs850 crore from Meenakshi Power Pvt Ltd, an Independent Power Producer that is putting up a 2x300-MW coal-fired thermal power project at Krishnapatnam, Andhra Pradesh.

Cethar will supply the boilers for the power station in 30 months. The contract was formally signed a few days ago. The company has also bagged an EPC contract worth Rs750 crore from Shree Cement which wants to put up two units of 150 MW in Rajasthan.

EPC News Bureau