GHV Infra Projects Limited has secured a ₹ 12.50 billion engineering, procurement and construction contract from APCO Infratech Private Limited to develop expressway connectors between Jalna and Nanded in Maharashtra, with a 30-month completion schedule.
GHV Infra Projects Limited has been awarded an EPC contract valued at ₹ 12.50 billion by APCO Infratech Private Limited for the development of expressway connectors linking Jalna and Nanded in Maharashtra, according to a regulatory filing.
The scope includes survey, design, engineering, procurement, construction, material supply, maintenance, and ancillary works over a 30-month execution period. This development matters because improved expressway connectivity between these two growing urban centers in Marathwada region can reduce logistics costs and travel times, potentially stimulating industrial and agricultural supply chains.
Stakeholders include Maharashtra’s public works authorities, materials suppliers, and regional logistics operators. Strategically, GHV’s unexecuted order book composition—58% civil construction and housing, 27% roads, 6% railways, and 5% power—indicates heavy concentration in real estate-linked infrastructure, which carries cyclical risk but also positions the company for state-led highway development programs.
GHV Infra Projects Limited is an Indian infrastructure construction company specializing in civil construction, housing, roads, railways, and power sector projects.
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