Ahluwalia Contracts secures order from DLF Home Developers
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Ahluwalia Contracts secures order from DLF Home Developers

DLF Home Developers Ltd. has awarded Ahluwalia Contracts (India) Limited an order for the construction of a civil structure and waterproofing work, as well as rough finishing work, for the north parcel of "The Arbour Project" in Sec-63, Gurugram (HR).

The number of orders received so far for the current fiscal year 2023–24 is 37512.6 million.

DLF Home Developers Ltd. has awarded Ahluwalia Contracts (India) Limited an order for the construction of a civil structure and waterproofing work, as well as rough finishing work, for the north parcel of The Arbour Project in Sec-63, Gurugram (HR). The number of orders received so far for the current fiscal year 2023–24 is 37512.6 million.

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