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Skipper’s ₹797 crore order wins include Australian transmission supplies

The September announcement combines Australian tower and monopole supplies with an Indian 765-kV transmission-line contract.

Representative electricity transmission monopole and overhead lines against a blue sky; not identified as the newly awarded Australian project.
Representative transmission monopole. Image supplied by the publisher; not the newly awarded Australian project.

Archive | Announcement: 23 September 2026

Kolkata-based Skipper Limited disclosed ₹797 crore in power transmission and distribution orders, combining Australian export supplies with an Indian transmission-line project.

Two markets, distinct scopes

The overseas contracts cover transmission towers and monopoles for Australian power projects. The domestic award is for a 765-kV transmission line from an unnamed Indian developer.

The ₹797 crore figure covers both sets of orders. The filing does not separate their values or disclose delivery schedules, project locations or customer names.

Why it belongs in Beyond the East

For readers tracking Eastern Indian enterprise beyond the region, the Australian supplies provide a specific export-order milestone. They connect a Kolkata company to overseas electricity infrastructure; they do not establish that goods have shipped or projects are operating.

What to follow

Subsequent disclosures on execution, dispatches and revenue recognition would establish progress beyond the order stage. This report records the September announcement, rather than presenting it as a new development today.

Source: Skipper exchange filing, 23 September 2026

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