Vikram Solar has secured a one-time domestic order from NLC India, acting on behalf of its wholly owned subsidiary NLC India Renewables. The 27 October filing specifies 289.87 MWp of N-type TOPCon G12R modules, to be supplied by March 2027.
What happened
The modules are intended for the 810-MW project at RUVN Solar Park in Pugal, Bikaner. The disclosure does not give a rupee contract value.
Why it matters
For the Kolkata-headquartered manufacturer, the award adds a named public-sector customer commitment outside its home region. The useful commercial detail is the defined equipment package and execution window. An order establishes contracted demand; it does not establish completed sales, payment or operating generation.
The module order’s MWp rating and the wider project’s MW figure describe different scopes. They should not be presented as equivalent capacities or used to infer Vikram’s share of total project spending.
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Sources
Vikram Solar exchange disclosure, 27 October 2026; company announcement, 27 October 2026.