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ASHOKA
has secured a major international contract worth USD 72.36 million (≈ ₹600–680 crore) from Angola’s Ministry of Energy and Water, marking a significant step in its global expansion strategy.
The project, part of the Electricity Sector Improvement and Access Project, involves end-to-end execution design, supply, installation, and commissioning of electricity distribution network rehabilitation in Luanda City. With an execution timeline of 24 months, this order not only strengthens the company’s international order book but also enhances revenue visibility over the next two years.
Strategically, the deal diversifies Ashoka Buildcon’s portfolio beyond its core domestic road and infrastructure projects into the power distribution segment in global markets, while also reducing reliance on India-focused orders.
Importantly, the contract is a non-related party transaction, reflecting clean governance. Overall, this win underscores the company’s growing capability in executing complex EPC projects globally and positions it to capitalize on rising infrastructure demand in emerging economies.
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