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Rs. 32950 Million greenfield expressway project spanning 81.15 km linking Outer Ring Road with NH167N in Telangana

Hyderabad Growth Corridor Ltd (HGCL), a wing of the Hyderabad Metropolitan Development Authority (HMDA), has initiated steps to construct Radial Road-2 (RR-2), an 81.15-km greenfield expressway linking the Outer Ring Road (ORR) at Kothwalguda/Budwel (Exit 17) with National Highway 167N near Nacharam in Kodangal constituency, Telangana, at an estimated cost of Rs. 32950 Million. HGCL has invited tenders for all three packages, with September 30 as the last date for submitting bids, and a stipulated completion period of 18 months from the date of agreement. The alignment passes through Rangareddy, Vikarabad and Narayanpet districts, connecting Hyderabad's southern urban belt with western Telangana, and the corridor will pass through Shamshabad, Shabad, Kondurg, Pudur and Pargi mandals. The project will be executed in three packages: Package-I from Budwel to Shabad (0-29.50 km) estimated at Rs. 12371.6 Million connecting the ORR with the Shabad industrial cluster; Package-II from Shabad to Gudur (29.50-56.50 km) costing Rs. 10245.5 Million; and Package-III from Gudur to Nacharam (56.50-81.15 km) estimated at Rs. 10344.7 Million. The project is aimed at improving regional connectivity and logistics, supporting industrial corridors, and providing a direct link between the ORR and the proposed Regional Ring Road (RRR). Typical construction scope for such an expressway project would include earthwork and embankment construction, pavement laying (flexible/rigid), bridges and culverts, grade separators, toll plazas, and allied road furniture and signalling infrastructure.

Hospitality and Healthcare

A new 360-key upscale hotel is planned as part of a mixed-use World Trade Centre development in Yendada, Visakhapatnam.

BVM Energy and Residency Pvt Ltd, a Kapil Group company, has signed an agreement with Hilton for the development of Hilton Garden Inn Visakhapatnam Yendada World Trade Centre (WTC), marking Hilton's entry into Visakhapatnam and expanding its presence in Andhra Pradesh. The hotel will form part of the landmark 10-acre mixed-use WTC Visakhapatnam development in Yendada, envisioned as a business, collaboration and commercial hub for the city. Upon completion, expected by 2032, the hotel will feature 360 guest rooms, an all-day dining restaurant, lobby lounge and bar, rooftop bar, fitness facilities, an indoor/outdoor swimming pool, and approximately 14,300 square feet of meeting and event space including a ballroom, breakout rooms and a boardroom, catering to conferences, corporate meetings and MICE demand. Hilton currently operates 11 trading Hilton Garden Inn hotels in India with a further pipeline of 13 hotels, including two other upcoming Andhra Pradesh properties in Tirupati and Mantralayam. As a hospitality construction project, the development is expected to require major fit-out and equipment investment typical of upscale hotels, including HVAC and chiller systems, elevators/escalators, kitchen and F&B equipment, DG sets and electrical infrastructure, fire and safety systems, swimming pool equipment, and interior fit-out and furnishing for guest rooms and banquet/meeting spaces.

Petroleum

Rs.24487 Million natural gas pipeline project connecting Kochi in Kerala to Thoothukudi in Tamil Nadu.

Indian Oil Corporation Ltd's board has approved an investment of Rs. 24487 Million for development of the Kochi-Kanyakumari-Thoothukudi Natural Gas Pipeline (KTPL), a 424.65-km pipeline connecting Kochi in Kerala with Thoothukudi in Tamil Nadu. The pipeline will have a system capacity of 6.84 MMSCMD, including 1.71 MMSCMD available as common carrier capacity. The Petroleum and Natural Gas Regulatory Board had earlier authorised Indian Oil to lay, build, operate and expand this pipeline, which will originate from the Kochi LNG terminal and extend to Thoothukudi, facilitating transportation of regasified LNG to demand centres across Kerala and southern Tamil Nadu. The pipeline is intended to support expansion of city gas distribution networks and to supply natural gas to industrial consumers, power plants and other downstream users in the region. It will also strengthen connectivity with Indian Oil's existing Ennore-Tuticorin-Bengaluru R-LNG Pipeline, which has an installed capacity of 34.67 MMSCMD. Indian Oil Corporation Ltd is one of India's largest state-owned oil and gas companies, with an extensive network of refineries, pipelines and marketing infrastructure across the country. Execution of a project of this scale would typically involve procurement and laying of large-diameter steel pipeline sections, corrosion protection and coating systems, compressor and metering stations, SCADA and pipeline monitoring systems, and tie-in facilities at LNG terminals and city gate stations.

Manufacturing

Rs. 600 Million expansion project to raise glassware production capacity in Bharuch, Gujarat

Borosil Scientific's board, at its meeting held on 22 September 2026, approved a capital expenditure of Rs. 600 Million for expansion of the company's glassware production capacity through setting up an additional manufacturing facility in Bharuch, Gujarat. The expansion will increase production capacity of glassware products from the existing 15 lakh units per annum to 108 lakh units per annum, representing a significant scale-up in output. The project, being a brownfield capacity addition in the glass and ceramics manufacturing space, is expected to require equipment such as glass melting furnaces, forming and moulding machines, annealing lehrs, automated inspection and packing lines, and quality-control instrumentation typical of glassware manufacturing facilities.

Infrastructure

Rs.42627 Million Agra Gwalior Greenfield Road across Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh.

G R Infraprojects Ltd has received an appointed date declaration from the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI), setting September 7, 2026, as the date from which the contractual project period begins for its Agra-Gwalior Greenfield Road project. The NHAI-estimated project cost is Rs. 42627.8 Million, and the project will be executed under the DBFOT pattern at BOT (Toll) mode under the National Highways (Original) scheme, with a stipulated completion period of 910 days from the appointed date. The project comprises two parts: construction of a new access-controlled, six-lane greenfield highway of about 88.4 kilometres starting near Deori village in Agra district and extending to Susera village in Gwalior district, passing through Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh; and the overlaying and strengthening of the existing NH-44 stretch from km 1058.00 to km 1148.00, along with associated road safety works. G R Infraprojects Ltd is an established infrastructure company with a diversified portfolio spanning roads, highways, bridges, railways, metro projects, tunnelling, power infrastructure and logistics, and has historically executed projects under EPC, BOT and HAM models. Execution of a project of this scale and type would typically require major road construction equipment such as asphalt pavers, bitumen hot-mix plants, wet mix macadam plants, motor graders, vibratory soil compactors, batching plants for structures/bridges, pavement quality concrete (PQC) pavers, and tolling infrastructure for the BOT (Toll) operations phase.

Manufacturing

Rs.2640 Million New Manufacturing and Technology Facility Project in Bengaluru, Karnataka

Delvitech is setting up a new manufacturing and technology facility in Bengaluru, Karnataka, as part of its expansion in India. The company will invest an initial Rs. 880 Million (US$ 10 million), with total investment expected to reach Rs. 2200-2640 Million (US$ 25-30 million). The 65,000 sq. ft. facility, scheduled to become operational in Q1 CY 2027, will support the company's Make in India strategy while strengthening its manufacturing, engineering and technical capabilities in the country. The plant is expected to bring together several capabilities under one roof, including precision machining, metrology and equipment integration, likely supported by CNC machining centres, precision measurement and inspection systems, and assembly/integration lines, enabling tighter control over quality and tolerances while reducing lead times. The facility is expected to create 500-800 jobs over the next five years, reflecting the company's focus on developing specialised manufacturing and engineering skills in line with its Swiss engineering heritage.

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