RSIIL secures Rs 47 billion projects in Maharashtra

22 Oct 2024 CW Team

Roadways Solutions India Infra Ltd (RSIIL) has obtained projects worth Rs 47 billion from the Maharashtra State Road Development Corporation Limited (MSRDC) for the Pune Ring Road and Jalna-Nanded Expressway.

According to the company, the Pune Ring Road project aims to enhance connectivity within the Pune metropolitan area, addressing rising traffic demands and contributing to regional economic development. This initiative is expected to significantly reduce travel times and improve commuter safety.

Additionally, the Jalna-Nanded Expressway will facilitate smoother transportation between these two important cities, promoting trade and enhancing accessibility across Maharashtra.

With these new projects, RSIIL's order book has now exceeded Rs 100 billion. Ameet H. Gadhoke, Managing Director of RSIIL, emphasised the company's commitment to contributing to India's transportation network while prioritizing sustainability and innovation.

RSIIL is based in Pune, Maharashtra.

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