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Krystal Wins Rs. 1,062.99 Million BMC Contract for Manpower Services

Krystal Wins Rs. 1,062.99 Million BMC Contract for Manpower Services

Mumbai, India – Krystal Integrated Services Limited has been awarded a substantial contract by the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) to provide comprehensive attendant manpower services for the Education and Security Departments of Mumbai. Valued at Rs. 1,062.99 million (inclusive of taxes and duties), this contract will span three years from the date of acceptance, with the potential for annual renewal thereafter. This key strategic win is poised to provide Krystal with revenue stability and growth, while also enhancing the company’s footprint in government services and bolstering its reputation.

The contract, conferred by a domestic entity, specifically aims to improve the operational efficiency of Mumbai’s public services through the deployment of attended manpower services. This partnership aligns perfectly with Krystal’s goals of diversifying its service portfolio and strengthening its ties with government bodies.

Krystal’s commitment to operational excellence and high-quality service delivery is evident as it prepares to deploy resources for the contract’s timely execution. Notably, the promoter/promoter group/group companies have no vested interests in the BMC, ensuring that this contract does not fall under related party transactions.