Aurionpro Bags ₹150 Crore Data Centre Order From Global Hyperscaler
Mumbai: Aurionpro Solutions Limited announced on Monday that it has secured a new order valued at ₹150 crore for an AI-ready data centre in Navi Mumbai , Maharashtra. Project Details The project involves the supply, installation, testing, and commissioning of the data centre. It is scheduled for delivery over the next nine months. Strategic Significance This order is the third significant project…
Mumbai's Aurionpro Solutions Limited recently secured a major data centre contract worth ₹150 crore from a major global hyperscaler in Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra. The order, earmarked for delivery over the next nine months, involves supplying, installing, testing, and commissioning an AI-ready data centre facility. This marks Aurionpro’s third significant project with the same client in the past year, bringing the company's total project value with this client close to ₹300 crore.
Aurionpro is particularly proud of deploying skid-based modular systems for this project, a first for the company. This deployment is part of the firm's push to bolster its manufacturing capabilities, gain greater control over quality, execution, and timelines, and strengthen its position in the data centre infrastructure market.
Bhaskar Bhattacharya, EVP and Head of Enterprise Business at Aurionpro, highlighted the driving force behind the project: India’s booming AI ecosystem. He also emphasized the company’s strategic initiative to integrate backward manufacturing processes, aiming to expand its reach across the entire value chain and enhance its competitive edge.
Aurionpro Solutions Limited (BSE: 532668; NSE: AURIONPRO) is a global enterprise technology provider, specializing in deep-technology intellectual property and scalable products across various sectors, including banking, payments, mobility, insurance, transit, data centres, and government services.
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