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NBCC Wins Rs 762.7 mn Contract for Dharanidhar University
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NBCC Wins Rs 762.7 mn Contract for Dharanidhar University

NBCC (India) Limited has secured a work order worth Rs 762.7 million (mn) from Dharanidhar University in Odisha under a regulatory filing, marking an expansion of its education infrastructure portfolio. The assignment has been awarded on a Project Management Consultancy model and covers construction of an academic building, hostel infrastructure and related external development works. The scope also includes associated utilities and civil infrastructure required to support campus expansion as the university undertakes phased development.\n\nThe project will be executed at the university campus in Keonjhar district and is intended to strengthen institutional capacity as the university scales up academic programmes and student intake. Dharanidhar University was granted university status in 2023 and has been upgrading and expanding its physical infrastructure to meet growing enrolment and administrative needs. The works are expected to follow standard public sector procurement and execution timelines with coordination among state authorities and university administrators.\n\nFor NBCC the order adds to an expanding order book at a time when the company has been diversifying across institutional, residential and government infrastructure projects. The company typically operates on a Project Management Consultancy basis and earns fees as a percentage of project cost, a model that allows it to undertake large public sector assignments without significant balance sheet exposure. The latest win is presented as reinforcing the company’s position as a preferred execution agency for central and state government backed development projects across sectors such as education, healthcare, housing redevelopment and urban infrastructure.\n\nMarket observers noted that while individual orders of this size may not materially alter NBCC’s financial trajectory, a steady inflow of mid sized contracts contributes to revenue visibility and strengthens the execution pipeline. Stakeholders will track order book growth, execution pace and margin stability in the coming quarters as indicators of performance. The Dharanidhar University project is expected to contribute incrementally to NBCC’s revenue over the execution period and consolidate its role in public sector infrastructure development in eastern India.

NBCC (India) Limited has secured a work order worth Rs 762.7 million (mn) from Dharanidhar University in Odisha under a regulatory filing, marking an expansion of its education infrastructure portfolio. The assignment has been awarded on a Project Management Consultancy model and covers construction of an academic building, hostel infrastructure and related external development works. The scope also includes associated utilities and civil infrastructure required to support campus expansion as the university undertakes phased development.\n\nThe project will be executed at the university campus in Keonjhar district and is intended to strengthen institutional capacity as the university scales up academic programmes and student intake. Dharanidhar University was granted university status in 2023 and has been upgrading and expanding its physical infrastructure to meet growing enrolment and administrative needs. The works are expected to follow standard public sector procurement and execution timelines with coordination among state authorities and university administrators.\n\nFor NBCC the order adds to an expanding order book at a time when the company has been diversifying across institutional, residential and government infrastructure projects. The company typically operates on a Project Management Consultancy basis and earns fees as a percentage of project cost, a model that allows it to undertake large public sector assignments without significant balance sheet exposure. The latest win is presented as reinforcing the company’s position as a preferred execution agency for central and state government backed development projects across sectors such as education, healthcare, housing redevelopment and urban infrastructure.\n\nMarket observers noted that while individual orders of this size may not materially alter NBCC’s financial trajectory, a steady inflow of mid sized contracts contributes to revenue visibility and strengthens the execution pipeline. Stakeholders will track order book growth, execution pace and margin stability in the coming quarters as indicators of performance. The Dharanidhar University project is expected to contribute incrementally to NBCC’s revenue over the execution period and consolidate its role in public sector infrastructure development in eastern India.

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