HCC appoints Vivek Singhal as CEO
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HCC appoints Vivek Singhal as CEO

Hindustan Construction Company (HCC) has appointed Vivek Singhal as Chief Executive Officer, effective 5 November 2026. He brings over four decades of experience in infrastructure and engineering, procurement and construction (EPC), covering project execution, business leadership, business development and profit and loss management.

Singhal has spent 16 years in international markets, delivering projects and managing assets worth approximately Rs 285 billion across five countries. His experience spans airports, metro rail, urban transport, hydropower, bridges and other infrastructure sectors.

He joins HCC from GMR Airports, Singapore, where he served as CEO, overseeing global strategy, P&L management, business development and airport asset development across international markets.

Previously, Singhal held senior leadership positions at Tata Projects, GMR Group in the Maldives, Alpine Bau GmbH in Singapore and Larsen & Toubro. At Tata Projects, he led the urban infrastructure business, growing its turnover to over Rs 33 billion and building an order backlog exceeding Rs 380 billion. At Alpine Bau, he led major underground metro projects in Singapore with a combined contract value of over USD 1 billion.

Commenting on the appointment, Arjun Dhawan, Vice Chairman and Managing Director, HCC, said Singhal's experience in building and managing large infrastructure businesses in India and international markets would strengthen the company's leadership as it builds on its engineering and execution capabilities.

Singhal holds a bachelor's degree in civil engineering from Motilal Nehru National Institute of Technology, Allahabad, and has completed the Advanced Management Programme at IIM Bangalore. He is a Fellow of the Institution of Civil Engineers, UK.

Hindustan Construction Company (HCC) has appointed Vivek Singhal as Chief Executive Officer, effective 5 November 2026. He brings over four decades of experience in infrastructure and engineering, procurement and construction (EPC), covering project execution, business leadership, business development and profit and loss management.Singhal has spent 16 years in international markets, delivering projects and managing assets worth approximately Rs 285 billion across five countries. His experience spans airports, metro rail, urban transport, hydropower, bridges and other infrastructure sectors.He joins HCC from GMR Airports, Singapore, where he served as CEO, overseeing global strategy, P&L management, business development and airport asset development across international markets.Previously, Singhal held senior leadership positions at Tata Projects, GMR Group in the Maldives, Alpine Bau GmbH in Singapore and Larsen & Toubro. At Tata Projects, he led the urban infrastructure business, growing its turnover to over Rs 33 billion and building an order backlog exceeding Rs 380 billion. At Alpine Bau, he led major underground metro projects in Singapore with a combined contract value of over USD 1 billion.Commenting on the appointment, Arjun Dhawan, Vice Chairman and Managing Director, HCC, said Singhal's experience in building and managing large infrastructure businesses in India and international markets would strengthen the company's leadership as it builds on its engineering and execution capabilities.Singhal holds a bachelor's degree in civil engineering from Motilal Nehru National Institute of Technology, Allahabad, and has completed the Advanced Management Programme at IIM Bangalore. He is a Fellow of the Institution of Civil Engineers, UK.

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