GP Eco Solutions Secures Large Purchase Order from KPI Green Energy for Solar Project Supply
GP Eco Solutions India Limited has received a significant Purchase Order from KPI Green Energy Limited, marking an expansion in its renewable energy projects. The contract involves the supply of Tracker material and MMS components for the SJVN 200MW Khavda project.The purchase order, dated July 17, 2026, aggregates to ₹ 58,31,14,513. This deal contributes to GP Eco Solutions' efforts to scale its renewable energy ventures.
Details of the contract and the client are summarized below:
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Client | KPI Green Energy Limited |
| Contract Nature | Supply of Tracker material for MMS |
| Project | SJVN 200MW Khavda |
| Transaction Value | ₹ 58,31,14,513 |
| Execution Deadline | December 31, 2026 |
The purchase order was issued by the domestic entity, KPI Green Energy Limited. As per the terms of the order, there is no reported interest of GP Eco Solutions' promoter group in the client company, and the transaction is not categorized as a related party deal.
GPECO Stock Price Movement
Shares of GP Eco Solutions India Limited today slipped, settling at ₹418.2 after the equity shed 0.4% or ₹1.70 in value. The stock saw a total traded volume of 10,000 shares for the day.Disclaimer: Due care and diligence have been taken in compiling and presenting news and market-related content. However, errors or omissions may arise despite such efforts.
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