India’s Most Admired Construction Brands 2025

30 Aug 2025 CW Team

The word admired conveys respect, credibility, and aspiration—qualities that are hard to quantify yet instantly recognised. Since 2021, Construction World has honoured such excellence through India’s Most Admired Construction Brands, spotlighting companies that rise above competition to build trust, leadership, and enduring value.

In 2025, this recognition carries deeper meaning. With India advancing toward a $7.5 trillion economy by 2031 and the construction sector expected to sustain annual growth of over 6 per cent from 2024 to 2027, the stakes are higher than ever. Today, admired brands are defined not just by the scale of their projects but by their adaptability, innovation, and alignment with sustainability and stakeholder trust...

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