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AAI seeks funds to keep growth pace

AAI seeks funds to keep growth pace

Airports Authority of India (AAI) has sought additional funding to keep pace with the fleet and traffic expansion expected in India over the next five years. AAI, which invested around Rs 1,200 crore in modernisation projects last year,

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Apollo Global to invest in Welspun

Apollo Global to invest in Welspun

Private equity firm Apollo Global Management will invest Rs 2,250 crore in Welspun group companies. Touted to be its biggest investment in India, funds affiliated with Apollo will invest Rs 1,305 crore in Welspun Corp Ltd,

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Widening of NH 7 into six-lane begins

Widening of NH 7 into six-lane begins

National Highways Auth­ority of India (NHAI) has awa­rded to Reliance Infrastructure a contract to widen the existing four-lane National Highway No. 7 from Bangalore to Krishnagiri (chainage 33.130 to 93.0) into a six-lane road.

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M'lore port box handling crosses 10k TEUs

M'lore port box handling crosses 10k TEUs

The container handling at New Mangalore Port Trust (NMPT) crossed 10,000 TEUs (20-foot equivalent units) mark in the first 75 days of the current financial year as against 8,917 TEUs in the corresponding period of the previous fiscal,

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PSA consortium highest bidder at JNPT

PSA consortium highest bidder at JNPT

A consortium led by PSA International, the world's second biggest container port operator, has emerged the highest bidder to build India's largest container terminal yet, by capacity and cost, at the Jawaharlal Nehru Port (JNPT).

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Krishnapatnam Port signs pact with CONCOR

Krishnapatnam Port signs pact with CONCOR

Krishnapatnam Port Company (KPCL) has signed an agreement with the Container Corporation of India (CONCOR) to provide seamless mo­vement of container traffic from the port to the hinterland. The partnership deal is a milestone as CONCOR

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J&K gas pipeline approved

J&K gas pipeline approved

Jammu and Kashmir government has given its nod to the prestigious gas pipeline project from Bhatinda in Punjab via Jammu to Srinagar, expected to be completed within three years. The contract for the pipeline project has been awarded to