Jaipur, Oct. 16 -- Current Infraprojects Limited (NSE: CURRENT), one of the leading solar power infrastructure companies, is pleased to announce that the company has received a Letter of Award (LoA) worth Rs.4.03 Cr from the Border Security Force (BSF) for the installation, testing and commissioning of 25 kWp off-grid solar power plants at 13 Border Outposts in Gujarat, along with the construction of RCC-framed battery rooms.
Order Details:
- Client: Border Security Force (BSF)
- Project Location: Gujarat, under FTR HQ BSF Gujarat
- Project Scope: Installation, testing and commissioning of 25 kWp off-grid solar power plants at 13 BSF Border Outposts, along with the construction of RCC-framed battery rooms
- Order Value: Rs.4.03 Cr
- Commencement Date: October 19, 2026
- Execution Timeline: 12 months from the date of the Letter of Award (LoA)
Strategic Significance:
The order strengthens CIPL's FY27 order book and expands its presence in government-led solar EPC projects.
It extends the earlier Rs.4.89 Cr BSF order covering 16 BOPs in Barmer, enabling both projects to share site-level fixed expenses, improve operational efficiency and support better margins.
The projects reinforce CIPL's commitment to expanding clean energy access in remote areas while supporting critical infrastructure for India's Armed Forces.
About Current Infraprojects Limited
Current Infraprojects Limited (CIPL) is a multidisciplinary EPC company providing integrated solutions across power distribution, renewable energy, water infrastructure, civil EPC, MEP and project management consultancy. Founded in Rajasthan, the Company has evolved from a localized electrical contractor into a diversified EPC platform with a presence across 12 states and 100+ projects
CIPL combines execution capabilities with centralized procurement, ERP-based project monitoring, 80%+ owned equipment and 45+ certified engineers to support efficient project delivery and cost control. Its in-house NABL-accredited MEC Test Lab further strengthens quality assurance with faster testing and turnaround capabilities
The Company has significantly scaled its Solar EPC business while building a long-term annuity portfolio through RESCO projects backed by 25-year PPAs. With 4 commissioned RESCO SPVs aggregating 9.4 MW, CIPL is expanding beyond project-based EPC execution toward a balanced model combining EPC growth with recurring renewable energy revenues
For FY26, the company has reported Total Income of Rs.161.35 Cr, EBITDA of Rs.23.23 Cr and Net Profit of Rs.14.05 Cr.
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