B.R. Goyal Infrastructure Secures ₹1.02 Billion Contract, Inks Major Subcontract with Kevadiya Construction

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B.R. Goyal Infrastructure Ltd has announced a significant boost to its project pipeline, clinching a contract valued at ₹1.02 billion and signing a key subcontract agreement with Kevadiya Construction. These developments underscore the company’s accelerating momentum in India’s infras...

Key Highlights:

Major Contract Win:

B.R. Goyal Infrastructure has secured a new contract worth ₹1.02 billion, further strengthening its already robust order book. This win is part of a recent surge in project acquisitions, reflecting the company’s trusted reputation across road, building, and toll segments.

Strategic Subcontract with Kevadiya Construction:

The company has entered into a subcontract agreement with Kevadiya Construction, leveraging Kevadiya’s execution capabilities to deliver on large-scale infrastructure mandates. This collaboration is expected to enhance project efficiency and timely delivery.

Order Book Growth:

As of March 31, 2025, B.R. Goyal Infrastructure’s order book has jumped 56% year-on-year to ₹13.13 billion, providing clear revenue visibility and supporting future growth. The company secured 13 new work orders in the last six months, spanning roads, buildings, and toll projects.

Operational Track Record:

With a strong presence in multiple states and a history of steady execution, B.R. Goyal Infrastructure continues to demonstrate its capability to handle complex, high-value projects in both government and private sectors.

Financial Performance:

The company reported a 70% rise in revenue and a 26% increase in net profit for FY24, highlighting its operational strength and financial resilience.

These strategic wins and partnerships position B.R. Goyal Infrastructure for sustained growth and reinforce its leadership in the Indian infrastructure landscape.

Source: Business Standard, SEBI, CARE Ratings

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