Afcons Wins Landmark Railway Project in Croatia
Afcons Infrastructure Ltd, a leading Indian infrastructure company, has been awarded a major railway construction project in Croatia, marking its entry into the European market. The project, valued at €677.07 million, involves building a second track, electrification, signaling, and telecommunication systems.
Afcons Infrastructure Ltd has emerged as the top bidder for a significant railway project in Croatia, Europe. This marks a strategic entry into Europe for the Indian infrastructure giant, renowned for projects like the Chenab Bridge and the Atal Tunnel.
The project involves reconstructing existing tracks and building a second track, along with electrification, signaling, and communication works. Valued at €677.07 million, it stands as Afcons' largest international order to date.
Krishnamurthy Subramanian, executive chairman, expressed pride in contributing to modernizing Croatia's railway network, reinforcing Afcons' global footprint and commitment to infrastructure development.
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