Ceigall India receives a Letter of Intent for a ₹5,300 crore power transmission project in Gujarat from REC Power Development and Consultancy Limited, according to the company’s disclosures. The project is designed to evacuate electricity from Lakadia, Jam Khambhaliya and Jamnagar, which are described as key generation areas in the state.
Across reports, Ceigall is set to build a 765/400 kV air-insulated substation and about 300 km of transmission lines. The execution period is reported as 36 months, followed by a long operating phase of 35 years. The project is expected to generate transmission charges of about ₹608.67 crore annually over the operational period. The Free Press Journal also states that the ₹5,300 crore figure includes GST.
Outlets broadly agree on the project size, location, main infrastructure components, timeline, and the long-duration revenue model. They differ mainly in how they frame the impact: business media focus on Ceigall’s near-term share-price movement, while others emphasize the company’s order-book and diversification beyond its roads portfolio and into electricity transmission infrastructure.