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Dextra’s Glass Fiber Reinforced Polymer (GFRP) solutions are widely and frequently used for several applications in civil engineering due to its numerous benefits the product offers; in comparison to alternative conventional materials in the market. ...

Dextra’s Glass Fiber Reinforced Polymer (GFRP) solutions are widely and frequently used for several applications in civil engineering due to its numerous benefits the product offers; in comparison to alternative conventional materials in the market. Some of the important features the product offers are the cut ability: A ¼ of the weight and 2x stronger in tension compared to steel rebar.  The product is corrosion-free with additional benefits of resistance to acidic and alkali elements.This light weight material is ideal for temporary applications and comes with hundred years of life time, hence suitable for permanent applications. A perfect choice for mining and tunneling, this composite technology has successfully been used for decades. This innovative material is also available for soil nails and tieback ground anchors. A perfect showcase of its flexibility and innovation is the latest GFRP solutions for the Melbourne Metro Tunnel project; a major enhancement to Melbourne’s rail network. For this multi billion dollar project, comprising the design and construction of twin nine km tunnels and five underground stations has been supported by Dextra. The project team with its technical expertise on GFRP at design stage and manufacturing was successfully handled by the company.5300 Combination Bolt pcs used as temporary measure to secure the center walls of the 19m wide cavems during construction of two conventional 7m tunnels.900 Soil nail pcs used to secure the station walls. The anchors can remain in the ground as materials properties which allow for easy cutting at later stage.59000 meters Soft eyes enabled disruption –free penetration of the Tunnel Boring Machines (TMB) through the thick concrete diaphragm walls of five station.(Communication by the management of the company)

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Real Estate

Della, Hiranandani & Krisala unveil Rs 11 billion themed township in Pune

In a first-of-its-kind initiative, Della Resorts & Adventure has partnered with Hiranandani Communities and Krisala Developers to develop a Rs 11 billion racecourse-themed township in North Hinjewadi, Pune. Based on Della’s proprietary CDDMO™ model, the hospitality-led, design-driven project aims to deliver up to 9 per cent returns—significantly higher than the typical 3 per cent in residential real estate.Spanning 40 acres within a 105-acre master plan, the mega township will feature an 8-acre racecourse and international polo club, 128 private villa plots, 112 resort residences, a ..

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Real Estate

Hansgrohe unveils LavaPura Element S e-toilets in India

Hansgrohe India has launched its latest innovation, the LavaPura Element S e-toilet series, introducing a new standard in hygiene-focused, smart bathroom solutions tailored for Indian homes and high-end hospitality spaces.Blending German engineering with minimalist aesthetics, the LavaPura Element S combines intuitive features with advanced hygiene technology. The series is designed for easy installation and optimal performance under Indian conditions, reinforcing the brand’s focus on functional elegance and modern convenience.“With evolving consumer preferences, smart bathrooms are no lon..

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Infrastructure Urban

HCC Net Profit Stands at Rs 2.28 Billion for Q4 FY25

Hindustan Construction Company (HCC) reported a standalone net profit of Rs 2.28 billion in Q4 FY25, a sharp increase from Rs 388 million in Q4 FY24. Standalone revenue for the quarter stood at Rs 13.30 billion, compared to Rs 14.28 billion in Q4 FY24. For the full fiscal year, the company reported a standalone net profit of Rs 849 million, down from Rs 1.79 billion in FY24. Standalone revenue for FY25 was Rs 48.01 billion, compared to Rs 50.43 billion in the previous year.Consolidated revenue for Q4 FY25 stood at Rs 13.74 billion, and for FY25 at Rs 56.03 billion, down from Rs 17.73 billion i..

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