A new purchase order has come to Skytech Infinite Platform Limited. The company has shared what the work is, how much it is worth and where it is going. But one important detail is missing: who placed the order.
The company wrote to the National Stock Exchange of India on September 7, 2026. Let us go through the details one by one.
Who Placed the Order?
The purchase order is from what the letter calls an Intermittent (OEM) Contractor. OEM stands for original equipment manufacturer, which is a company that makes equipment.
The name of this contractor is not given. The company says it has kept the customer's identity hidden because of a binding Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) with the awarding OEM entity. An NDA is an agreement in which companies promise to keep certain information secret.
The company says the order is from a domestic entity, which means a company in India.
The letter does name a place, though. It is in Hyderabad.
What Is the Work For?
The letter says the purchase order is for the design, engineering, supply and commissioning of PLC, to MTAR Technologies, Hyderabad, Telangana.
These terms can be explained in simple words:
- PLC stands for programmable logic controller. It is a computer-like device that controls machines in factories.
- Design and engineering mean planning the system and doing the technical work for it.
- Supply means delivering the equipment.
- Commissioning means setting up the system and testing it so that it is ready to run.
Now comes the number that many readers will look for.
How Much Is the Order Worth?
The total order value is ₹1,24,70,000. In crore, this is ₹1.247 crore. One crore is 10 million, and one lakh is 100,000. So the amount is 1 crore, 24 lakh and 70 thousand rupees.
This amount is exclusive of GST, which means the tax is not included in it.
The purchase order is dated September 3, 2026. It has been issued under three purchase order numbers:
- SYS/PUR/2627/3169
- SYS/PUR/2627/3208
- SYS/PUR/2627/3209
The ₹1,24,70,000 is the total value of all three together.
How Long Will the Work Take?
The company says the order is to be executed in approximately 6 months.
What Else Did the Company Say?
The letter has a few more points:
- The order is in the ordinary and normal course of business of the company.
- The company's promoters, promoter group and group companies have no interest in the entity that awarded the order.
- The company has marked the related party transaction question as "not applicable". A related party transaction is a deal between a company and a person or business linked to it.
- The information has been recorded in the company's Structured Digital Database (SDD).
All the Details in One Place
| What | Details |
|---|---|
| Purchase order date | September 3, 2026 |
| Placed by | An Intermittent (OEM) Contractor, name not disclosed |
| Work | Design, engineering, supply and commissioning of PLC |
| To | MTAR Technologies, Hyderabad, Telangana |
| Order value | ₹1,24,70,000 (₹1.247 crore), excluding GST |
| Time to execute | Approximately 6 months |
| Type of entity | Domestic |