Ramky Wins Rs 20.85 Billion Godavari Water Project
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Ramky Wins Rs 20.85 Billion Godavari Water Project

Ramky Infrastructure has secured a Rs 20.85 billion concessionaire contract from the Hyderabad Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board (HMWSSB) to supply Godavari water to Osmansagar and Himayathsagar reservoirs, supporting the rejuvenation of the Musi River. The project will be executed under a Hybrid Annuity Model through Ramky’s subsidiary, Mallannasagar Water Supply.

The Godavari Drinking Water Supply Scheme – Phase II & III will be completed within two years, followed by a 10-year period of operation and maintenance managed by Ramky Infrastructure. The project aims to strengthen Hyderabad’s water infrastructure while promoting long-term sustainability and urban resilience.

Commenting on the development, Yancharla Rathnakara Nagaraja, Managing Director, Ramky Infrastructure, said:
“This project reinforces our commitment to building sustainable water infrastructure that meets growing urban drinking water needs. We are proud to partner with HMWSSB to drive resilience and sustainability, showcasing Ramky Infrastructure’s expertise in executing large-scale water and environmental projects across India.”

Ramky Infrastructure has secured a Rs 20.85 billion concessionaire contract from the Hyderabad Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board (HMWSSB) to supply Godavari water to Osmansagar and Himayathsagar reservoirs, supporting the rejuvenation of the Musi River. The project will be executed under a Hybrid Annuity Model through Ramky’s subsidiary, Mallannasagar Water Supply.The Godavari Drinking Water Supply Scheme – Phase II & III will be completed within two years, followed by a 10-year period of operation and maintenance managed by Ramky Infrastructure. The project aims to strengthen Hyderabad’s water infrastructure while promoting long-term sustainability and urban resilience.Commenting on the development, Yancharla Rathnakara Nagaraja, Managing Director, Ramky Infrastructure, said:“This project reinforces our commitment to building sustainable water infrastructure that meets growing urban drinking water needs. We are proud to partner with HMWSSB to drive resilience and sustainability, showcasing Ramky Infrastructure’s expertise in executing large-scale water and environmental projects across India.”

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