Brahmaputra Infrastructure Wins Rs 257.8 Million NHIDCL Order

07 May 2026 CW Team

The scope of work covers maintenance at selected locations between Km zero and Km 65 on the corridor and is funded by the Government of India through NHIDCL. The Pailapool–Hangrum corridor is a key arterial link in the Barak Valley linking onward to Manipur and Mizoram and the maintenance is intended to support sustained vehicular movement and regional commerce. The contract is domestic, non-related and not a repeat order.

The award is expected to add approximately Rs 257.8 million (mn) to the company’s revenue over the 12-month contract period and is projected to make a positive contribution to revenue and profitability for the current and next financial year. The exact contribution to turnover will be assessed against the company’s existing order book. Formal mobilisation and execution will follow issuance of the letter of award and completion of customary procedural formalities by the awarding authority.

Brahmaputra Infrastructure is a BSE-listed infrastructure firm with two decades of execution experience in North-East India and an active order book across states including Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Meghalaya, Nagaland, Tripura and Manipur. The company has executed projects for central agencies including NHIDCL, NHAI, the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways and Indian Railways and remains positioned to participate in upcoming programmes such as Bharatmala and PM-DevINE. Management stated that promoters hold no interest in the awarding entity and disclosed that the contract is not a related party transaction.

Brahmaputra Infrastructure Limited has been declared L-1 by the National Highways Infrastructure Development Corporation Limited (NHIDCL) for a short-term road maintenance contract covering the Pailapool–Hangrum section in Assam. The contract value is Rs 257.8 million (mn) and the execution period is 12 months from the date of the formal letter of award, which remains pending. The company notified the exchange under applicable listing regulations and closed the trading window for designated persons in line with its insider trading code. The scope of work covers maintenance at selected locations between Km zero and Km 65 on the corridor and is funded by the Government of India through NHIDCL. The Pailapool–Hangrum corridor is a key arterial link in the Barak Valley linking onward to Manipur and Mizoram and the maintenance is intended to support sustained vehicular movement and regional commerce. The contract is domestic, non-related and not a repeat order. The award is expected to add approximately Rs 257.8 million (mn) to the company’s revenue over the 12-month contract period and is projected to make a positive contribution to revenue and profitability for the current and next financial year. The exact contribution to turnover will be assessed against the company’s existing order book. Formal mobilisation and execution will follow issuance of the letter of award and completion of customary procedural formalities by the awarding authority. Brahmaputra Infrastructure is a BSE-listed infrastructure firm with two decades of execution experience in North-East India and an active order book across states including Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Meghalaya, Nagaland, Tripura and Manipur. The company has executed projects for central agencies including NHIDCL, NHAI, the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways and Indian Railways and remains positioned to participate in upcoming programmes such as Bharatmala and PM-DevINE. Management stated that promoters hold no interest in the awarding entity and disclosed that the contract is not a related party transaction.

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