By Energy People. Compiled with AI assistance from linked sources.
Ashoka Buildcon has received a letter of acceptance from Druk Green Power Corporation for the 120MWp Wobthang solar photovoltaic plant in Bhutan, according to its stock-exchange filing dated 11 November 2026.
The design-and-build award is worth US$58,900,976.45, or about $58.9 million. Its scope covers design, supply, installation, testing and commissioning, giving the Indian contractor responsibility across the plant’s delivery stages.
The contractual completion period is 18 months from commencement, followed by a 24-month defect liability period. The filing does not specify a commencement date, so it does not establish a calendar date for the plant to enter service.
The award represents a substantial solar construction package for Bhutan. It creates a defined delivery scope spanning engineering, equipment supply and site installation, but the disclosure does not quantify recruitment or subcontracting opportunities.
Source: Ashoka Buildcon’s BSE/NSE announcement, 11 November 2026.
Employer discovery: Read the Druk Green Power Corporation profile and explore solar-sector jobs. These links do not imply vacancies on this project.
Image credit: Illustrative file photograph of Astonfield’s 11.5MW solar plant in Gujarat, India, 23 January 2013; not Wobthang or an Ashoka Buildcon project. Citizenmj / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0. Resized; same licence retained.
