+
It's official! NCC's AAV Ranga Raju is  Construction World Person of the Year 2023
ECONOMY & POLICY

It's official! NCC's AAV Ranga Raju is Construction World Person of the Year 2023

New Delhi, 12 October 2023: At a grand ceremony organised by FIRST Construction Council, CW’s Global Awards, as part of the India Construction Festival (ICF), presented multiple awards to top-performing companies and industry stalwarts who made significant contributions to the construction segment at Shangri-La Eros Hotel in New Delhi.

One of the most notable awards was the “Construction World Person of the Year - Private Sector” Award to AAV Ranga Raju, Managing Director, NCC. He was unanimously chosen by the Jury Panel for his outstanding contribution to the industry, which not only propelled his organisation, but also had a positive impact on the industry as a whole in 2022-23. Last year’s “Man of the Year – Private Sector 2022” award winner was SV Desai, Whole-Time Director and Executive Vice President (Civil Infrastructure), Larsen & Toubro.

Even as the compere at the 2023 event announced, “… And we have the honour of announcing the Construction World Person of the Year 2023 in the private sector - The award goes to AAV Ranga Raju, Managing Director, NCC,” most of the people in the packed hall stood up to give him a standing ovation. Amid the applause she went on to say, “The most awaited award champion of the evening. The Construction World Person of Year in the private sector – a leader who crafted an extraordinary career path. He dedicated over 40 years of service to the company and oversaw the transformation from a family business, India's second-largest publicly listed infrastructure powerhouse.”

In his acceptance speech on behalf of AAV Ranga Raju, Vinod Kumar Yadav, Director, Transport, NCC, said, “AAV Ranga Raju, the Managing Director of our company, NCC, is the recipient of the Construction World Person of the Year Award. Our company has also been given an award for “Top Challenger” and “Fastest Growing Construction Company”. This recognition of our Managing Director is not just a personal achievement to him but also a testament to the collective effort of Team NCC and the challenges we have overcome together. I express my profound gratitude on my behalf, on behalf of our Managing Director and on behalf of each and every employee of NCC to Construction World and the distinguished jury for bestowing these awards upon our company, NCC. It is a reminder that in today's interconnected world, our actions have the power to inspire and drive positive change in the industry. Our company accepts this award on behalf of all those who dedicated their time, energy and passion to make our world a better place through construction and infrastructure development. These awards are a testament to the unwavering commitment from the fabulous labourers who work at sites in challenging conditions, to the engineers who save iconic landmarks.”

One of the companies that won awards in various categories was Larsen and Toubro (L&T) which won awards in categories of “Largest & Most profitable construction company”, “Most Admired”, for L&T Construction and Mining Machinery and the ENR Awards. Apart from the "Man of the Year – Private Sector" award, NCC also secured the title for “Fastest-growing Construction Company in the large category” apart from being recognised as one of the "Top Challengers" in the industry.

While PNC Infratech earned the title of the "Fastest Growing Construction Company" in the large category, J Kumar Infraprojects bagged "Fastest Growing Construction Company - Medium Category", "Top Challengers" as well as secured the "Construction Project of the Year" award for its Thane Creek Bridge Project.

While HG Infra Engineering bagged "Fastest Growing Construction Company" in the medium category apart from an award in the “Top Challengers” category, PSP Projects emerged as the "Fastest Growing Construction Company" in the small category.

APCO Infratech bagged “Construction Project of the Year” for its Bundelkhand Expressway Project.

The “Product Innovation of the Year” award, for Steel Slag Road Technology, went to CSIR- Central Road Research Institute (CRRI). For corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives, SOBHA gained the “CSR Company of the Year” title. Also GA Infra, Bharat Vanijya Eastern and KEC International bagged “Emerging Company of the Year” awards.

The 21st CW Global Awards 2023, recognising the commitment of top notch construction segment leaders and companies to excellence and sustainability, brought them together on a common platform to celebrate their achievements, even while contributing to the greater Indian Nation’s Growth Story.

Click here to see more photos from India Construction Festival events.

New Delhi, 12 October 2023: At a grand ceremony organised by FIRST Construction Council, CW’s Global Awards, as part of the India Construction Festival (ICF), presented multiple awards to top-performing companies and industry stalwarts who made significant contributions to the construction segment at Shangri-La Eros Hotel in New Delhi. One of the most notable awards was the “Construction World Person of the Year - Private Sector” Award to AAV Ranga Raju, Managing Director, NCC. He was unanimously chosen by the Jury Panel for his outstanding contribution to the industry, which not only propelled his organisation, but also had a positive impact on the industry as a whole in 2022-23. Last year’s “Man of the Year – Private Sector 2022” award winner was SV Desai, Whole-Time Director and Executive Vice President (Civil Infrastructure), Larsen & Toubro. Even as the compere at the 2023 event announced, “… And we have the honour of announcing the Construction World Person of the Year 2023 in the private sector - The award goes to AAV Ranga Raju, Managing Director, NCC,” most of the people in the packed hall stood up to give him a standing ovation. Amid the applause she went on to say, “The most awaited award champion of the evening. The Construction World Person of Year in the private sector – a leader who crafted an extraordinary career path. He dedicated over 40 years of service to the company and oversaw the transformation from a family business, India's second-largest publicly listed infrastructure powerhouse.” In his acceptance speech on behalf of AAV Ranga Raju, Vinod Kumar Yadav, Director, Transport, NCC, said, “AAV Ranga Raju, the Managing Director of our company, NCC, is the recipient of the Construction World Person of the Year Award. Our company has also been given an award for “Top Challenger” and “Fastest Growing Construction Company”. This recognition of our Managing Director is not just a personal achievement to him but also a testament to the collective effort of Team NCC and the challenges we have overcome together. I express my profound gratitude on my behalf, on behalf of our Managing Director and on behalf of each and every employee of NCC to Construction World and the distinguished jury for bestowing these awards upon our company, NCC. It is a reminder that in today's interconnected world, our actions have the power to inspire and drive positive change in the industry. Our company accepts this award on behalf of all those who dedicated their time, energy and passion to make our world a better place through construction and infrastructure development. These awards are a testament to the unwavering commitment from the fabulous labourers who work at sites in challenging conditions, to the engineers who save iconic landmarks.” One of the companies that won awards in various categories was Larsen and Toubro (L&T) which won awards in categories of “Largest & Most profitable construction company”, “Most Admired”, for L&T Construction and Mining Machinery and the ENR Awards. Apart from the Man of the Year – Private Sector award, NCC also secured the title for “Fastest-growing Construction Company in the large category” apart from being recognised as one of the Top Challengers in the industry. While PNC Infratech earned the title of the Fastest Growing Construction Company in the large category, J Kumar Infraprojects bagged Fastest Growing Construction Company - Medium Category, Top Challengers as well as secured the Construction Project of the Year award for its Thane Creek Bridge Project. While HG Infra Engineering bagged Fastest Growing Construction Company in the medium category apart from an award in the “Top Challengers” category, PSP Projects emerged as the Fastest Growing Construction Company in the small category. APCO Infratech bagged “Construction Project of the Year” for its Bundelkhand Expressway Project. The “Product Innovation of the Year” award, for Steel Slag Road Technology, went to CSIR- Central Road Research Institute (CRRI). For corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives, SOBHA gained the “CSR Company of the Year” title. Also GA Infra, Bharat Vanijya Eastern and KEC International bagged “Emerging Company of the Year” awards. The 21st CW Global Awards 2023, recognising the commitment of top notch construction segment leaders and companies to excellence and sustainability, brought them together on a common platform to celebrate their achievements, even while contributing to the greater Indian Nation’s Growth Story.Click here to see more photos from India Construction Festival events.

Related Stories

Gold Stories

Next Story
Infrastructure Urban

Assam Gets Approval For 350,000 PMAY Homes

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma met Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan in New Delhi, where the minister handed an approval document for 310,000 new homes under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana. The chief minister subsequently posted on X expressing gratitude and noting that the minister had formally handed approval for 380,000 homes as well. The release and the social media post contained varying figures, with broader references to 350,000 homes reported in some summaries. The approvals carry central assistance equivalent to Rs 50 billion (bn), corresponding to the five th..

Next Story
Infrastructure Urban

KPIGreen Achieves Highest Energised Capacity of 630+ MW DC

KPI Green Energy energised more than 630 MW DC of capacity in the June to August quarter, marking the highest quarterly addition in the company's history. The capacity was brought online across its Independent Power Producer (IPP) and Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) businesses. The company said the achievement reflected the scale, speed and consistency of its project execution engine. The firm described the quarter as a material operational milestone since its founding. The milestone covers a diversified mix of IPP assets and projects executed under the EPC vertical, spanning u..

Next Story
Infrastructure Energy

Adani Energy Solutions Wins Rs 47 bn Maharashtra Transmission Project

Adani Energy Solutions has won a transmission contract in Maharashtra valued at Rs 47 billion (Rs 47 bn) to evacuate 4,500 megawatt (MW) of renewable and storage power. The company informed exchanges that the project will facilitate pumped storage potential near Satara and strengthen the inter-regional corridor between the Western and Southern grids. The award follows a competitive bidding process and will support renewable energy evacuation to major load centres in the state. The scope includes establishment of a 765/400 kV substation at Satara, construction of a Kolhapur-Satara 765 kV double..

Advertisement

Subscribe to Our Newsletter

Get daily newsletters around different themes from Construction world.

STAY CONNECTED

Advertisement

SPECIAL OFFER
QR Code