| Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) | Civil infrastructure projects execution including roads, bridges, educational, sports, healthcare buildings, and commercial constructions with integrated MEP services. | Class-I super contractor status, strong government relationships, experienced management, diversified project portfolio, and geographic presence. | B2G focused, clients include CPWD, NBCC, RLDA, IITs, NITs, and other government infrastructure agencies. | Specialized projects like railway bridges, airport terminals, and institutional buildings with technical complexity generate higher margins. | 7575 | 99 | Revenue primarily through project contract payments from government and PSU clients for completed construction milestones. | Contract-based project billing, milestone payments, and competitive tendering with fixed-price or reimbursable contracts. | Government infrastructure programs like NIP,Gati Shakti, and strategic joint ventures boosting project wins and execution capacity. | |
| Trading | Primarily trading of construction-related materials, particularly TMT steel for in-house and external use. | Integration of trading supports efficient project execution by ensuring timely availability of critical materials. | Primarily internal consumption; minor external B2B trade. | | 23 | 1 | Earnings from material supply and procurement services linked to construction projects. | Transactional sales of materials at market rates. | Supplementary revenue contributor supporting EPC projects with essential raw materials. | |
