GHV Infra Sets Up Wholly-Owned UAE Subsidiary
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GHV Infra Sets Up Wholly-Owned UAE Subsidiary

GHV Infra Projects Ltd, a rapidly growing EPC player in India’s infrastructure and construction sector, has announced the successful incorporation of its wholly owned subsidiary in the United Arab Emirates, marking a key milestone in its international expansion strategy. The move underscores the company’s intent to scale its presence in global infrastructure markets, with a particular focus on the Gulf Cooperation Council region, which is witnessing sustained investment in large-scale development projects.

The UAE subsidiary aligns with GHV Infra’s long-term vision of participating in high-value international engineering, procurement and construction projects while strengthening its overseas execution capabilities. With the UAE positioned as a regional hub for infrastructure development, the new entity will enable the company to tap opportunities across transportation, urban infrastructure, industrial development and energy-related projects within the GCC. An on-ground presence is also expected to improve client engagement, enable faster project mobilisation, and support efficient project management and coordination for international contracts.

Commenting on the development, Ajay Hans, Managing Director of GHV Infra Projects Ltd, said the launch of the wholly owned UAE subsidiary represents a decisive step in the company’s global growth journey. He noted that the GCC is among the world’s most dynamic infrastructure markets and that the new presence brings GHV Infra closer to strategic partners, large-scale EPC opportunities and regional decision-makers. According to him, the expansion significantly enhances the company’s ability to bid for and deliver complex international projects while maintaining its standards of quality, reliability and execution excellence.

The subsidiary will serve as a platform to pursue global EPC tenders, build regional partnerships and leverage GHV Infra’s technical expertise and execution strengths in overseas markets. It also reflects the company’s strategy to diversify its geographical footprint and reduce long-term dependence on a single market. The development comes as GHV Infra continues to focus on sustainable growth, operational excellence and capability expansion beyond domestic infrastructure projects, with the UAE subsidiary expected to play a pivotal role in strengthening its competitiveness in the global infrastructure arena.

GHV Infra Projects Ltd, a rapidly growing EPC player in India’s infrastructure and construction sector, has announced the successful incorporation of its wholly owned subsidiary in the United Arab Emirates, marking a key milestone in its international expansion strategy. The move underscores the company’s intent to scale its presence in global infrastructure markets, with a particular focus on the Gulf Cooperation Council region, which is witnessing sustained investment in large-scale development projects. The UAE subsidiary aligns with GHV Infra’s long-term vision of participating in high-value international engineering, procurement and construction projects while strengthening its overseas execution capabilities. With the UAE positioned as a regional hub for infrastructure development, the new entity will enable the company to tap opportunities across transportation, urban infrastructure, industrial development and energy-related projects within the GCC. An on-ground presence is also expected to improve client engagement, enable faster project mobilisation, and support efficient project management and coordination for international contracts. Commenting on the development, Ajay Hans, Managing Director of GHV Infra Projects Ltd, said the launch of the wholly owned UAE subsidiary represents a decisive step in the company’s global growth journey. He noted that the GCC is among the world’s most dynamic infrastructure markets and that the new presence brings GHV Infra closer to strategic partners, large-scale EPC opportunities and regional decision-makers. According to him, the expansion significantly enhances the company’s ability to bid for and deliver complex international projects while maintaining its standards of quality, reliability and execution excellence. The subsidiary will serve as a platform to pursue global EPC tenders, build regional partnerships and leverage GHV Infra’s technical expertise and execution strengths in overseas markets. It also reflects the company’s strategy to diversify its geographical footprint and reduce long-term dependence on a single market. The development comes as GHV Infra continues to focus on sustainable growth, operational excellence and capability expansion beyond domestic infrastructure projects, with the UAE subsidiary expected to play a pivotal role in strengthening its competitiveness in the global infrastructure arena.

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