DCX Systems Secures ₹18.28 Crore Orders, Subsidiary Wins Export Contract
Bengaluru: DCX Systems Limited and its wholly owned subsidiary, Raneal Advanced Systems Private Limited, have secured purchase orders worth a combined Rs 18.28 crore, according to a regulatory filing made on Monday. The orders cover cable and wire harness assemblies as well as printed circuit board assemblies. They were received from customers during the normal course of business. DCX Order DCX…
Bengaluru-based DCX Systems Limited and its wholly-owned subsidiary, Raneal Advanced Systems Private Limited, have recently secured purchase orders totaling Rs 18.28 crore, according to a recent regulatory filing. The orders encompass cable and wire harness assemblies, as well as printed circuit board assemblies, received from customers during regular business operations.
DCX Systems has procured domestic and export orders, valued at around Rs 15.19 crore, for manufacturing and supplying cable and wire harness assemblies. The company, based in Bengaluru, specializes in producing electronic systems and cable assemblies for the aerospace and defense sectors, where quality, reliability, and prompt delivery are paramount.
DCX Systems has not disclosed customer names, order counts, or individual order values, nor specified delivery schedules or deadlines. Meanwhile, Raneal Advanced Systems has separately secured export purchase orders worth approximately Rs 3.09 crore for manufacturing and supplying printed circuit board assemblies, which are crucial components in electronic devices, connecting and supporting various electronic elements within a system.
This latest export order bolsters the group's overseas business and enhances its position in electronics manufacturing, though the company has refrained from naming overseas clients or revealing potential supply markets. Collectively, these order successes are anticipated to bolster the DCX Systems group's order book and bolster future revenue as the contracts progress through execution.
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