Simplex Castings Secures INR 7.26 Crore BHEL Mill Assembly Order

Simplex Castings Limited has secured a INR 7.26 crore order from BHEL for the supply of fabricated and machined assemblies for an 803 HP mill, marking another step in the company’s long-standing partnership with the public sector engineering major.

The precision metallurgy company, Simplex Castings, said the order from Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL), Varanasi involves the manufacturing and supply of key assemblies required for the mill. The contract includes ten units each of the Mill Side and Liner Assembly, the Separator Body Assembly, and the Separator Top for the 803 HP mill.

All components will be delivered as fully fabricated and machined units and produced strictly according to drawings and technical specifications provided by BHEL. The total value of the contract stands at INR 7,25,72,500.

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The new BHEL order strengthens the long-standing association between the two companies in supplying specialized components to the power and heavy engineering sectors. BHEL remains one of India’s largest public sector engineering enterprises, and the latest order reflects continued confidence in the manufacturing capabilities of Simplex Castings.

Commenting on the development, Ketan Shah, Promoter, Chairman and Executive Director of Simplex Castings Limited, said the order reinforces the company’s strong working relationship with BHEL and highlights the trust the organisation has built through consistent performance and product reliability.

“This order further strengthens our long-standing relationship with BHEL and reflects their continued confidence in our manufacturing capabilities and product quality. The order gives us immense confidence in the strength of our heavy fabrication and machining capabilities. We remain committed to executing this project with the same consistency and precision that our customers expect from us,” Ketan said.

He added that the engagement could serve as a stepping stone for deeper collaboration in the future, potentially leading to larger opportunities as demand for heavy engineering equipment continues to grow.

The company also said several domestic and international firms have recently visited its manufacturing facilities in Chhattisgarh to review its casting, fabrication and machining capabilities, which could lead to additional order inflows in the coming months.