EFC (I) Limited awarded new Passport Seva Kendra project in Pashan, Pune
The award of a new contract for a Passport Seva Kendra indicates steady business growth and reinforces the company's position in mission-critical infrastructure, contributing positively to its order book and revenue prospects.
The company secured a new general work contract for a Passport Seva Kendra in Pune, expanding its project portfolio and demonstrating continued business growth.
* EFC (I) Limited announced on 19 September 2025, that it has secured a new general work contract for a Passport Seva Kendra (PSK) at Pashan, Pune. * This contract is awarded under the company's ongoing Rate Contract for Passport Seva Kendras, further enhancing its portfolio of mission-critical infrastructure projects across India. * The project scope involves complete interior turnkey fit-outs, focusing on functionality, aesthetics, and efficiency. * The company highlighted that this new assignment builds upon its successful execution of previous PSK projects in Ahmedabad and Hyderabad. * Mr. Umesh Sahay, Managing Director of EFC (I) Limited, commented that the company is honoured to receive another PSK project and is committed to delivering the best. * This engagement reinforces EFC's growing presence and position as a trusted partner for integrated design and build services nationwide.
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