PNCINFRA NSE filing

PNC Infratech's subsidiary receives Provisional Completion Certificate for UP highway project

The RealCase readMedium impact Positive

Why it matters

The project completion is a positive development, but the impact is moderate as it pertains to a single project executed by a subsidiary.

The market read

Receipt of the Provisional Completion Certificate indicates successful project execution and potential revenue generation.

* PNC Infratech Limited informs about Provisional Completion Certificate (PCOD) received by its subsidiary, Yamuna Highways Private Limited. * The project involves four-laning of NH 5308 from Mathura Bypass to Gaju Village in Uttar Pradesh on HAM mode (Package-1B), with a design length of 32.982 km. * The Independent Engineer issued the certificate on 15 September 2025, declaring the project fit for commercial operations effective from 30 August 2025. * The appointed date for the project was 20 March 2023, with a scheduled completion date of 19 March 2025. * The bid project cost amounts to ₹885.0 crore (plus Price Index Multiple amount as per the Concession Agreement).

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