RVNL-Salasar JV Wins Rs.600 Mn Transmission Project in Central Africa
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RVNL-Salasar JV Wins Rs.600 Mn Transmission Project in Central Africa

RVNL (Rail Vikas Nigam Limited) in collaboration with Salasar, has clinched a notable transmission project in Central Africa, valuing at ?600 million. The project signifies a substantial step for the JV into the international market, highlighting their expertise and capabilities in the transmission sector.

This venture underscores RVNL and Salasar's commitment to expanding their footprint beyond India's borders and participating in infrastructure development projects worldwide. The project in Central Africa marks a significant milestone in their journey towards global recognition and reinforces their position as key players in the transmission infrastructure domain.

The project entails the establishment of critical transmission infrastructure, which is essential for enhancing energy connectivity and facilitating economic development in Central Africa. RVNL and Salasar's joint venture aims to deliver the project efficiently, adhering to high-quality standards and meeting the requirements of the region.

This successful bid reflects the collaborative efforts and technical prowess of RVNL and Salasar, demonstrating their ability to undertake complex transmission projects on an international scale. The project's execution is expected to contribute significantly to the energy infrastructure development in Central Africa, fostering socio-economic growth and stability in the region.

As RVNL-Salasar JV embarks on this transmission project in Central Africa, they remain committed to delivering excellence and upholding their reputation for reliability and professionalism. The project not only strengthens their presence in the global market but also underscores their dedication to supporting infrastructure development initiatives worldwide.

RVNL (Rail Vikas Nigam Limited) in collaboration with Salasar, has clinched a notable transmission project in Central Africa, valuing at ?600 million. The project signifies a substantial step for the JV into the international market, highlighting their expertise and capabilities in the transmission sector. This venture underscores RVNL and Salasar's commitment to expanding their footprint beyond India's borders and participating in infrastructure development projects worldwide. The project in Central Africa marks a significant milestone in their journey towards global recognition and reinforces their position as key players in the transmission infrastructure domain. The project entails the establishment of critical transmission infrastructure, which is essential for enhancing energy connectivity and facilitating economic development in Central Africa. RVNL and Salasar's joint venture aims to deliver the project efficiently, adhering to high-quality standards and meeting the requirements of the region. This successful bid reflects the collaborative efforts and technical prowess of RVNL and Salasar, demonstrating their ability to undertake complex transmission projects on an international scale. The project's execution is expected to contribute significantly to the energy infrastructure development in Central Africa, fostering socio-economic growth and stability in the region. As RVNL-Salasar JV embarks on this transmission project in Central Africa, they remain committed to delivering excellence and upholding their reputation for reliability and professionalism. The project not only strengthens their presence in the global market but also underscores their dedication to supporting infrastructure development initiatives worldwide.

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