Ashoka Buildcon has secured an elevated road project from the National Highway Authority of India (NHAI) involving an investment of ₹1,668.50 crore. The scope of work involves the construction of existing 4-lane road at ground level from Aroor to Thuravoor Thekku section of NH - 66 (Length 12.752 km) into 6-lane elevated corridor along with development of allied road infrastructure under Bharatmala Pariyojana in Kerala on EPC model. The company has already received a Letter of Acceptance from NHAI.
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05 December 2022
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