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Bagging/Receiving of orders/contracts

Filed: 30 Oct 2026, 12:06 IST Exchange: NSE Category: Corporate Action — Order Win
KMEW secured largest-ever dredging order worth ₹303.17 Cr from New Mangalore Port Authority for 3 years (FY27-FY29). - Contract covers maintenance dredging of 15.9 mn cubic metres over 3 years. - Annual base contract value approx ₹101.07 Cr including taxes. - Operations start 15 Nov 2026; annual dredging within 150 days. - Project includes outer channel, lagoon, dock areas, berth faces, pump-house dredging. - Marks strategic shift to large-volume dredging and multi-year revenue visibility. - CEO: "This is a landmark order and milestone towards integrated marine infrastructure company."
Source: Original filing PDF — view on exchange portal
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