Nitin Gadkari sells stake in foreign company JV for tunnel construction

04 Sep 2024 CW Team

Union Minister Nitin Gadkari has divested his stake in a foreign joint venture involved in tunnel construction. This move marks a significant shift in his investment portfolio and highlights changes in the infrastructure sector.

The joint venture, which focuses on tunnel construction projects, has been a key player in several high-profile infrastructure developments. Gadkari's decision to sell his stake is seen as a strategic move, potentially impacting future collaborations and investments in the sector.

Gadkari has been a prominent figure in India's infrastructure development, and his financial decisions often draw considerable attention. The sale of his stake is expected to be closely monitored by industry experts and stakeholders, as it could influence ongoing and upcoming projects.

The transaction underscores ongoing developments in the infrastructure industry and reflects broader trends in investment strategies within the sector.

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