The update relates to disclosures made on May 21, 2024, when the company was declared an L1 bidder for two EPC packages under the Nagpur–Chandrapur Access Controlled Super Communication Expressway project in Maharashtra.
The first package covers construction from Chargaon (Bhadravati taluka) to Nandgaon Kh (Korpana taluka, Chandrapur district), with a length of 28.20 km. The estimated project cost is ₹1,554.45 crore, while HG Infra’s bid project cost is ₹1,991.11 crore.
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The second package spans from Nandgaon Kh (Korpana taluka) to Jogapur (Ballarpur taluka, Chandrapur district), covering 31.75 km. The estimated project cost is ₹1,654.92 crore, and HG Infra’s bid project cost is ₹2,151.11 crore.
The company said the bank guarantees submitted as bid security for the projects were returned by MSRDC without any reasons being communicated. Following this, HG Infra sought clarification on the status of the projects and reasons for the return of the bank guarantees, but no formal response has been received from MSRDC to date.
HG Infra stated that, considering these developments, it has decided as a matter of prudence not to include the projects in its executable order book until further clarity is received. The company added that it will keep stock exchanges informed of any material developments as required under applicable law.
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Shares of HG Infra Engineering Ltd ended at ₹592.00, down by ₹6.85, or 1.14%, on the BSE.
