Corporate

Siemens bags Rs 403 cr contract from Qatar-based firm

Diversified firm Siemens today said the company, in consortium with Siemens AG, has bagged an order worth Rs 403 crore from Qatar-based Ezdan Real Estate QSC for power related works. - Vihaan Networks starts first solar-powered GSM network - Siemens bags Rs 360-cr power projects from Power Grid Corp - NEWSALERT: Siemens Healthcare appoints Narendra Jhaveri as chairman - HCL appoints Rothin Bhattacharyya as CEO of security arm - BSNL decision to disqualify Nokia-Siemens right: Panel - BSNL decision to disqualify NSN right: Independent panel The scope of project includes designing, engineering and installation of power substations at the Ezdan International Housing Project, Siemens said in a filing to the Bombay Stock Exchange. "We have been focusing on leveraging emerging opportunities in the high growth Gulf market and this order is a testimony to our successful track record in this region," Siemens Energy Sector CEO A K Dixit said. Under the contract, Siemens"s would be Rs 342 crore from the project while Siemens AG"s share would come out to be Rs 61 crore, the filing said. The housing project is scheduled to be commissioned by January 2011, the filing added. Shares of Siemens today closed at Rs 586.05 on BSE, up 5.55 per cent from the previous close.


Add your comment:
Name:
Site address: http://
Your message:
Enter today\\\\'s date, 2 digits
(spam protection):

News of the day
Crisil to research illiquid stocks to help investors
Stock exchanges in an effort to seek wider participation are trying to increase the number of liquid stocks. They may introduce some innovative products for this purpose. If rating agency Crisil’s efforts succeed, stock exchanges may sponsor research in some of the fundamentally strong, but less liquid counters to attract investors.
Popular Articles
payday loans online

'This is the highest-quality OS in the history of Windows'
Kirtika Suneja / October 23, 2009, 1:09 IST
Polygraphy
Galleon exits Edelweiss; sells 7% stake for Rs 255.54 cr
Galleon Group LLC, the US hedge fund whose founder Raj Rajaratnam has been charged with insider trading, has exited domestic brokerage firm Edelweiss Capital by selling entire 7.02 per cent stake in the company.