Highway Infrastructure Secures ₹28.69 Crore Contract for Kozhinjipatti Fee Plaza Operation
Highway Infrastructure Limited secured a contract worth ₹28.69 crore for operating the Kozhinjipatti Fee Plaza on NH-44 in Tamil Nadu. The contract duration is 90 days and includes user fee collection and plaza maintenance.
The contract value of ₹28.69 crore is significant and will contribute to the company's revenue, but it is not a transformative amount for a large infrastructure company. The execution period is short (90 days).
The company has secured a new contract, which is a positive development for its business operations and revenue generation.
Highway Infrastructure Limited has entered into a Contract Agreement on 27th July 2026 for the operation of the Kozhinjipatti Fee Plaza. This agreement follows a previously received Letter of Acceptance (LOA) dated 22nd July 2026.
The contract is for the engagement of a user fee agency for the Kozhinjipatti Toll Plaza, located at Km 392+921 for the Dindigul-Samayanallur section (Km 373+726 to Km 426+775, actual chainage Km 368+147 to Km 421+196) of NH-44 (Old NH-7) in Tamil Nadu. The scope of work includes the operation and collection of user fees, as well as the upkeep and maintenance of adjacent toilet blocks, including the recoupment of consumable items.
The contract has been awarded by the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI), a domestic entity. The execution period for this contract is 90 days, and the broad consideration for the order is ₹28,68,99,930 (Rupees Twenty-Eight Crore Sixty-Eight Lakhs Ninety-Nine Thousand Nine Hundred and Thirty Only). The company has confirmed that its promoters do not have any interest in NHAI and that this contract does not fall under related party transactions.
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