Godrej & Boyce Wins Rs One Billion Kochi Metro Phase Two Contracts
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Godrej & Boyce Wins Rs One Billion Kochi Metro Phase Two Contracts

Godrej & Boyce has secured contracts valued at over Rs one billion (bn) for station works on Kochi Metro Phase two. The company said the awards form part of a package for extension works on the Kerala rapid transit project and will add to its rail infrastructure portfolio. The announcement was made through its corporate release and reflects continued order flow for metro projects.

The scope of the contracts covers station construction and associated works along the Phase two alignment. The firm said the assignments will include civil works, architectural finishes and integration of station systems to meet operational requirements. The company said it will engage local supply chains and specialist subcontractors to deliver the work under its supervision and quality protocols.

Kochi Metro Phase two is intended to expand the network and improve connectivity across the city and surrounding suburbs. The new station works are aimed at enhancing capacity and passenger experience and supporting the wider aim of promoting sustainable urban mobility in the region. Project delivery will be undertaken in coordination with the implementing authority and other stakeholders.

For Godrej & Boyce the contracts add to a growing portfolio of metro and transit assignments and will contribute to the firm's order book and revenue visibility over the coming months. The company said the work aligns with its strategic focus on transport infrastructure and demonstrates continued demand for indigenous engineering and construction capability in the sector.

Project execution will follow standard compliance and safety regimes and the company said it will coordinate with local authorities to manage traffic and urban impact during construction. The contracts for Kochi Metro Phase two are among a series of recent metro wins that the firm has cited as reinforcing its position in the rail infrastructure market.

Godrej & Boyce has secured contracts valued at over Rs one billion (bn) for station works on Kochi Metro Phase two. The company said the awards form part of a package for extension works on the Kerala rapid transit project and will add to its rail infrastructure portfolio. The announcement was made through its corporate release and reflects continued order flow for metro projects. The scope of the contracts covers station construction and associated works along the Phase two alignment. The firm said the assignments will include civil works, architectural finishes and integration of station systems to meet operational requirements. The company said it will engage local supply chains and specialist subcontractors to deliver the work under its supervision and quality protocols. Kochi Metro Phase two is intended to expand the network and improve connectivity across the city and surrounding suburbs. The new station works are aimed at enhancing capacity and passenger experience and supporting the wider aim of promoting sustainable urban mobility in the region. Project delivery will be undertaken in coordination with the implementing authority and other stakeholders. For Godrej & Boyce the contracts add to a growing portfolio of metro and transit assignments and will contribute to the firm's order book and revenue visibility over the coming months. The company said the work aligns with its strategic focus on transport infrastructure and demonstrates continued demand for indigenous engineering and construction capability in the sector. Project execution will follow standard compliance and safety regimes and the company said it will coordinate with local authorities to manage traffic and urban impact during construction. The contracts for Kochi Metro Phase two are among a series of recent metro wins that the firm has cited as reinforcing its position in the rail infrastructure market.

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