IRB Infrastructure Trust Granted ?4,428 Cr Project LOA by NHAI

30 Oct 2023 CW Team

IRB Infrastructure Trust, one of India's leading infrastructure development companies, has recently obtained the Letter of Award (LOA) from the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) for a prestigious project worth ?4,428 crore. This project aims to boost the transportation network and improve connectivity in the country.

The LOA granted to IRB Infrastructure Trust highlights the company's stellar reputation and consistent delivery of quality infrastructure projects across the nation. With this project, IRB Infrastructure Trust continues its impressive track record and reinforces its position as a reliable and trustworthy infrastructure partner.

The project awarded by the NHAI involves the construction and widening of a significant highway stretch, which is expected to not only enhance the connectivity but also contribute to the socio-economic development of the regions it passes through. The project is expected to be a major boost to the country's transportation sector, improving accessibility and reducing travel time for both commuters and businesses.

IRB Infrastructure Trust is well-known for its strong

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