Saatvik Green Energy Limited has secured and accepted a solar photovoltaic module supply order from Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI) worth about ₹1,042 crore, according to regulatory disclosures. The company informs exchanges that the contract is scheduled for execution by December 2027.
Business Line reports the order supports supply of 600 MWp solar modules, adding materially to Saatvik’s order book and positioning it as a preferred supplier in utility-scale solar. Free Press Journal cites a September 15, 2026 filing and notes that it does not publicly specify some execution details such as capacity breakdown, delivery tranches, locations, payment milestones, or other contractual conditions.
The filings also state that neither the promoters nor promoter group nor group companies hold any interest in SECI, and that the transaction is not treated as a related-party transaction. Together, the outlets describe the same SECI module mandate while differing mainly in the publicly cited module capacity (600 MWp) and the extent of contract detail provided in the coverage.