Danish Power disclosed on November 3 that it had received awards worth approximately ₹57.14 crore, excluding GST, for inverter-duty transformers used in solar power projects across India. The company identified the buyers as renewable-energy independent power producers and engineering, procurement and construction businesses, without naming individual customers.
The assignment includes design, engineering, manufacturing and supply. Its exchange filing specifies an execution period of six to twelve months, rather than reporting that the equipment has already been delivered.
The main disclosure refers to 8.8 MVA transformers, while the accompanying annexure describes units of various ratings. Danish Power classified the customers as domestic entities and said neither its promoters nor promoter group had an interest in the awarding businesses.
The ₹57.14 crore figure represents the announced value of the equipment awards, not revenue already recognised or a forecast of profit. The filing does not identify individual project locations or provide a customer-by-customer delivery breakdown. Those details remain separate from the confirmed overall scope and execution window.
Archive illustrative photograph of electricity equipment at a solar facility in central India; not equipment supplied under these orders. Photo: The electricty transmission setup at a solar power facility in central India by Open Journalism Network by InOldNews, CC BY 2.0. Display may be resized or cropped.
