From its inception in 1983 as Supreme Asphalts Private Ltd to a company with an annual turnover of Rs 9,170 million in FY 2010-11, Supreme Infrastructure has come a long way.
Category: Roads & Highways
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Supreme Infrastructure: We will focus on BOT Projects
From its inception in 1983 as Supreme Asphalts Private Ltd to a company with an annual turnover of Rs 9,170 million in FY 2010-11, Supreme Infrastructure has come a long way.
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L&T JV to implement Rs 360 cr road project
To build a 25.5 km road that would connect Ennore port and Kattupalli port, L&T Ship Building is likely to form a joint venture with Ennore Port and the Tamilnadu Industrial Development Corporation (TIDCO).
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Quantifying bidders' eligibility
Selection of the right private partner in a scientific way for sustainable, effective and viable results is the key to the success of a project.
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India to spend Rs 2.64 lakh cr on highways in 12th Plan
In the next five years, the Union government is expecting an investment of over Rs 2.64 lakh crore in the road sector, of which over 65 per cent will come from the private sector.
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Cost-effective road technology from IPPL
India Polyroads (IPPL) has introduced high quality polymer stabilisation products that make road construction more cost effective and time saving.
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Hydel project dev policy approved in J&K
The Jammu and Kashmir government has approved the Hydro Electric Project Development Policy 2011 to harness huge hydel potential of 20,000 MW.
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Tunnels to cut Jammu-Srinagar travel time by 5 hr
High speed travel from Jammu to Srinagar by road, even during harsh winter or at the height of monsoon, is possible due to building of two twin tunnels on the NH-1A.
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Infra-Landmarks: Few and far between
The past 12 months have not belonged to infrastructure flag-offs. As the economy turned south in 2008-09, not as many infra projects as targeted were awarded, especially those in road, rail, port and energy; in most cases, the targets themselves took a heavy beating.
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Outokumpu: Indian infrastructure needs stainless steel
Durability, strength and low mainteÂnance costs are just some of the reasons that make stainless steel an ideal material for use in bridge construction.