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Premier Energies’ subsidiaries receive orders worth Rs 5.6 bn

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Premier Energies International and Premier Energies Photovoltaic, subsidiaries of Premier Energies, have received and accepted multiple orders totalling Rs 5.6 billion. 

Two large independent power producers (IPPs) and others have awarded the contracts. These orders comprise Rs 5.13 billion for solar modules and Rs 470 million for solar cells. 

The supply of these modules will commence in December 2024 and is expected to conclude by May 2025.

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