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Maytas bags Rs 480-cr orders

Hyderabad, Sept. 22

Maytas Infra Ltd has secured two orders worth Rs 480.67 crore for electrification of Beed and Nanded districts of Latur zone and Ahmednagar district of Nashik zone. The orders, from the Maharashtra State Electricity Development Corporation Ltd (MSEDCL), included construction of 33/11kv sub-stations, transmission lines and extension of new distribution lines, the Hyderabadbased company said in a release. - Our Bureau

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