Agastya Energy bags 47.8 MW solar EPC order worth Rs106.04 Cr across 15 sites in Uttar Pradesh
India, Oct. 16 -- India's solar projects aren't just giant parks in the desert anymore. Increasingly, the build-out involves smaller plants at many different sites. These plants require an EPC contractor to design, supply, install and connect each site, plus someone to maintain them for years. The speed of execution, the availability of land and the local logistics are just as important as the panels themselves. A solar EPC contract is often a quick entry into the sector for small listed companies.
The Nifty 50 traded at 23.122.25, up 0.54%, while the Sensex rose 0.46 to 74,655.32 on Friday. Meanwhile, Shares of Agastya Energy and Infrastructure were trading at Rs. 68.40, up 1.79% from previous close of Rs. 67.20. The stock opened at R...
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