Asian Energy Services (AESL) along with its Joint Venture (JV) partner has secured a materials handling project worth Rs 128 crore including GST from Coal India subsidiary Eastern Coalfields for building and operating a coal handling plant for Hura C OCP.
The scope includes comprehensive planning, design, installation and commissioning of coal handling plant (3Mtpa) followed by operation and maintenance for five years.
With this contract, AESL strengthens its foothold in the materials handling infrastructure vertical which the company ventured in 2020.
Asian has also commenced work and is making steady progress in a coal handling facility expansion project for HEC Ltd in Gevra, Asia’s largest Open Cast Mine.
This order affirms Asian’s resolve towards continued efforts to diversify its customer base and further secure new projects. These contracts open up opportunities in other sectors apart from coal, which Asian will target in the coming future including minerals and ores.
This is synergistic with the company’s strategy of expanding its presence in new industries, through existing capabilities and service offerings.
Asian Energy Services (formerly Asian Oilfield Services) provides range of services to reputed national and multinational companies.
The company banks on the rich experience of well qualified professionals for providing seismic data acquisition, processing and Interpretation services.
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