Advait Energy Transitions wins Rs 69.525801969 crore order
Key highlights
- Advait Energy Transitions disclosed a Rs 69.525801969 crore DGVCL contract, including taxes, on November 4, 2026.
- The November 3, 2026 order covers underground conversion of Bardoli’s 11/22 kilovolt high-tension and low-tension networks.
- The contract has a 24-month execution period after 45 days, excluding June, July and August.
- The scope includes utility verification, installation, testing, commissioning, Geo Urja Mapping and asset tagging.
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Advait Energy Transitions Limited received a Rs 69.525801969 crore tax-inclusive turnkey order from Dakshin Gujarat Vij Company Ltd. (DGVCL) on November 3, 2026, for underground conversion of the 11/22 kilovolt high-tension and low-tension overhead network in Bardoli Division. The contract carries a 24-month execution period after a 45-day commencement period, excluding June, July and August.
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What order did Advait Energy Transitions receive from DGVCL?
Advait Energy Transitions received a domestic turnkey contract valued at Rs 69.525801969 crore, including taxes, from DGVCL for work in Bardoli Division. The company disclosed the order on November 4, 2026, under the Securities and Exchange Board of India’s Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements Regulations, 2015.
The contract was awarded on November 3, 2026 under DGVCL’s SI scheme, described in the filing as Robust 3. Its stated purpose is to convert the existing 11/22 kilovolt high-tension and low-tension overhead network into underground cable work, rather than to supply a standalone product or service.
The filing reports one tax-inclusive consideration for the full Bardoli assignment and does not split the amount between high-tension and low-tension work. It also provides no billing schedule, payment terms, equipment quantities, margin estimate or revenue-recognition timing for the Rs 69.525801969 crore contract.
What work will Advait Energy Transitions perform in Bardoli?
Advait Energy Transitions will perform site survey, design, engineering, procurement, supply, transport, installation, testing, commissioning and documentation under the Bardoli contract. The survey requirement includes verification of underground utilities using methods identified in the filing as GPR and EPL, without expanded descriptions of those terms.
For the 11/22 kilovolt high-tension network, the scope specifies underground cable installation, compatible network equipment, removal of the existing DO overhead system, higher-capacity transformers and compact substations. For the low-tension network, the order specifies overhead-to-underground conversion using FSP/MSP, terms that DGVCL’s disclosed details do not expand.
The turnkey work also includes geographic information system mapping through Geo Urja Mapping, which the filing says was developed by Gujarat Urja Vikas Nigam Ltd. (GUVNL), and asset tagging. The announcement does not disclose the number of cable kilometres, transformers, compact substations, network units or assets to be tagged in Bardoli Division.
How will the Bardoli high-tension and low-tension networks change?
Advait Energy Transitions is required to move both disclosed Bardoli network segments from overhead infrastructure to underground infrastructure, but their stated work components differ. The 11/22 kilovolt high-tension segment includes underground cable, removal of the DO overhead system, higher-capacity transformers and compact substations.
The low-tension segment is described as an overhead-to-underground conversion using FSP/MSP and associated works. This comparison shows that both segments share the same overall network-conversion objective, while the filing identifies transformers and compact substations specifically within the high-tension scope.
Testing, commissioning and documentation apply to the overall turnkey order, alongside mapping and asset tagging. DGVCL did not provide separate completion dates for the 11 kilovolt, 22 kilovolt or low-tension portions, so the stated 24-month period applies to the contract as a whole.
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When must Advait Energy Transitions complete the DGVCL work?
Advait Energy Transitions has 24 months to execute the contract after a 45-day commencement period, with June, July and August excluded from the execution period. The November 4, 2026 filing does not specify a calendar commencement date or a final completion date.
The disclosure distinguishes the 45-day commencement period from the 24-month execution period. It does not state whether commencement is triggered by the November 3, 2026 order, a letter of acceptance, site handover or another contractual event.
The announced exclusion of June, July and August applies to the 24-month execution provision. DGVCL did not disclose how that exclusion will affect the total elapsed calendar time from commencement to completion, nor did it provide phased milestones for survey, supply, installation, testing or commissioning.
What does the disclosure say about related-party matters?
Advait Energy Transitions describes DGVCL as a domestic entity and the Bardoli assignment as a domestic contract. The Rs 69.525801969 crore consideration is disclosed in rupees, and the announcement identifies no overseas customer, foreign-currency element or international execution component.
For the required disclosure on any promoter, promoter-group or group-company interest in DGVCL, Advait Energy Transitions entered a dash. It also entered a dash in the field asking whether the contract would constitute a related-party transaction, providing no affirmative related-party classification or arm’s-length statement.
The November 4, 2026 announcement was signed by Deepa Fernandes, Company Secretary and Compliance Officer. It cites a January 30, 2026 Securities and Exchange Board of India circular as the basis for the additional contract disclosures accompanying the filing.
Conclusion
The DGVCL order gives Advait Energy Transitions a Rs 69.525801969 crore, tax-inclusive Bardoli infrastructure assignment covering conversion of both high-tension and low-tension overhead distribution networks to underground systems. The scope extends from utility verification and engineering through installation, testing, commissioning, mapping and asset tagging.
The next disclosed point to watch is commencement following the 45-day period, because the filing does not state its trigger date or a calendar completion date. Subsequent company disclosures on execution progress during the 24-month period, which excludes June, July and August, could clarify project milestones, billing or commissioning status.


