Supernet gets Rs100 million projects

KARACHI: Supernet Limited has been awarded three equipment supply projects consisting of equipment and services of satellite communications and telecommunications, a statement said on Monday.

The projects have been awarded by a strategic organisation with a combined value of Rs100 million, which will help the company expand the customer base of its telecommunications and defence business unit, it added.

The equipment and associated support and warranty services’ will support the customer’s large communications network in the country. Supernet has already successfully delivered one project in totality and the second project is on track to be completed by the end of November 2021, with the third one expected to reach completion in the first quarter of 2022.

Supernet head of business unit of telecoms and defence Ali Akhtar said: “We are thrilled to have been awarded these projects with each one being awarded through a competitive bidding process, resulting in our solutions being picked as the best techno-commercial ones.”

“We have successfully been able to onboard a new client, widening our customer base, and we’ve done it by winning significant business right off the bat. We are as always, grateful to our customers for their trust and confidence in us, as well the cooperation of our partners in our supply chain,” he added.

There are lengthy delays due to the global shortage of semiconductor chips, as well as disruptions in international shipping and logistics but Supernet, through the strength of its partnerships in the supply chain and prudent project planning, has effectively addressed these delays.

Supernet Limited has been operating since 1995, offering a full portfolio of local-to-global integrated communications infrastructure solutions to telecoms, defence, enterprises and government entities.

Supernet’s ‘Connectivity’ products and services include a broad spectrum of Wide Area Network (WAN) and Metropolitan Area Network (MAN) solutions based on satellite, fibre optics, microwave and radios.

In recent years, Supernet has established its expertise in domains, including cyber-security, power, networking, and surveillance solutions as part of its “Beyond Connectivity” initiative.

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