BL Kashyap & Sons Wins Rs 5.10-Bn Order from Fidatocity Homes

06 May 2025 CW Team

BL Kashyap and Sons, a prominent name in India's construction and engineering sector, has secured a contract worth Rs 5.10 billion.

The order was awarded by Fidatocity Homes for the development of a large-scale residential group housing project. The planned construction will cover approximately 28.30 lakh sq ft of built-up area, reflecting the considerable scale of the undertaking. The project is scheduled to be completed within an estimated timeframe of 33 months.

This new order is expected to further enhance BL Kashyap’s footprint in the residential infrastructure space. It is likely to strengthen the company’s project portfolio and revenue pipeline, while supporting the growth of India’s housing infrastructure. Known for its extensive experience, the company has consistently delivered large-scale projects across residential, commercial, and institutional sectors.

News source: Projects Today

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