JITF Infralogistics Subsidiary Enters Concession Agreement for Waste to Energy Plant
JITF Infralogistics' subsidiary enters into a concession agreement for a ₹320 crore waste-to-energy plant project in Nellore with Swachh Andhra Corporation.
The project has a significant value (₹320 crore) and indicates expansion in the waste management sector, but its overall impact on the company needs to be assessed.
The announcement indicates a new project agreement, which is generally perceived positively.
* Jindal Urban Waste Management (Nellore) Limited, a subsidiary of JITF Infralogistics, has entered into a Concession Agreement with Swachh Andhra Corporation & Others on 9 Oct 2025. * The project involves developing a 12 MW Waste to Energy plant at Nellore, Andhra Pradesh. * The total project value is ₹320 crore.
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