Solar EPC firm Trom Industries Ltd has announced solar project contracts valued at Rs 330 million from Gujarat Metro Rail Corporation (GMRC) and Corona Remedies.

Trom Industries secured a Rs 207 million work order from GMRC to install and maintain a 5MW grid-connected rooftop solar system across 15 metro stations in Ahmedabad for five years. Project supply will commence this year in phases.

Additionally, Trom Industries received a Rs 124 million order from Corona Remedies to commission a ground-mounted solar PV plant, with phased completion expected within the current financial year.

Based in Gujarat, Trom Industries specializes in residential and industrial solar rooftop systems, ground-mounted solar plants, and solar street lights.

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