KNR Constructions Subsidiary Receives Provisional Completion for Kerala NH-66 Project
KNR Constructions' subsidiary received a provisional completion certificate for the ₹2367.50 crore six-laning NH-66 project in Kerala, effective from 18th July 2025.
The completion of a large-scale project by a wholly-owned subsidiary enhances the company's portfolio and indicates progress in its operational segments. While positive, the immediate financial impact (e.g., revenue recognition, annuity payments) is not detailed in this specific announcement, hence a medium impact.
The receipt of a provisional completion certificate for a major infrastructure project indicates successful execution and operational progress, which is a positive development for the company.
* KNR Ramanattukara Infra Private Limited, a wholly-owned subsidiary of KNR Constructions Limited, has received the Provisional Certificate of Completion for the "Six Laning of Ramanattukara Junction to start of Valanchery bypass section of NH-66 (old NH-17) in Kerala." * The project spans from Design Ch. 258+818 to Design Chainage 298+500 and was executed on a Hybrid Annuity Mode under the Bharatmala Pariyojana. * The bid project cost for this undertaking was ₹2367.50 crore. * The appointed date for the project was 21st January 2022, with a construction period of 1275 days, which included an Extension of Time (EOT) of 365 days. * The Scheduled Completion Date, including the EOT, was 18th July 2025. * The Provisional Certificate of Completion was issued effective from 18th July 2025.
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