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                                        Ganesh Infraworld has launched Trivanta Resources, a new SPV aimed at streamlining infrastructure projects and attracting targeted investments. This strategic move enhances project execution, risk management, and funding efficiencies, positioning the company for accelerated growth in India’s expanding infrastructure sector.
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	Ganesh Infraworld has announced the creation of a new Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) called Trivanta Resources, marking a strategic move to enhance project execution and investments in infrastructure development. This formation aims to streamline project management and attract targeted funding for upcoming ventures.
	 
	Strategic Diversification
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		The establishment of Trivanta Resources as an SPV reflects Ganesh Infraworld's focus on segregating project risks and optimizing resource allocation .
 
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		The new entity will primarily focus on infrastructure projects such as roadways, urban development, and power transmission.
 
	Operational Efficiency & Funding
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		Trivanta Resources is poised to attract investments specifically aligned with infrastructure development, reducing organizational complexity.
 
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		This move is expected to facilitate faster project execution, enhanced financial planning, and better stakeholder confidence.
 
	Future Outlook
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		Ganesh Infraworld’s initiative aligns with India’s focus on infrastructure growth, with the SPV acting as a dedicated platform for executing large-scale projects.
 
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		The company plans to leverage this structure to further expand its project portfolio, backed by strategic funding and government support.
 
	Sources: Reuters, Ganesh Infraworld official announcements.
                     
                    
                    
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