Nagarjuna Construction wins Rs 442 cr mining order in October

03 Nov 2021 CW Team

On Monday, NCC Limited told the media that in October, it obtained a new order worth Rs 442 crore.

The project concerns the mining division and was obtained from a state government agency, and does not involve any internal order, the firm said in a BSE filing.

NCC has bagged one new order for Rs 442 crore (exclusive of GST) in October 2021. The firm, which started as Nagarjuna Construction Company Limited specialising in construction, has joined real estate, highways and other businesses.

NCC forms and develops roads, industrial facilities, residential and commercial buildings, public buildings, civil engineering structures and other sorts of infrastructure. NCC additionally provides input materials used in construction, like aggregates and asphalt, and conducts paving.

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