Sberbank keen on India infra projects
Sberbank, Russia’s largest bank, is interested in partnership and participation in large-scale infrastructure projects in India.

Plots e-auction yields Rs 1,495 crore windfall for DDA
Consumer-friendly policies for acquiring plots of various categories in the national Capital have resulted in a whopping profit for the Delhi Development Authority (DDA). It earned Rs 1,494.7 crores against the reserve price of Rs 629.19 crores through e-auction.

Hudco eyes end-to-end role for ULBs to drive ₹1 trn Urban Challenge Fund
 

Supreme Infrastructure India Limited (SIIL) announcers a new era of resilience and growth with landmark q2 financial improvement
Mumbai: Net Worth Shifted from Negative Rs.6,22,832.62 Lakhs to Positive Rs.34,667.65 Lakhs Creating a Solid Foundation for Growth • Total Debt Falls from Rs.8,68,317.39 Lakhs to Rs.2,09,065.51 Lakhs • High Investors’ Confidence as Rs.240 Crores Capital Raised from Marquee Funds • Strong Order Book with Rs. 4,000 Crore Plus Potential Orders in Pipeline Supreme Infrastructure India Limited (SIIL), a leading EPC company has announced its financial results on November 29, 2025 its financial highlights for Q2 FY2025-26, confirming a massive and successful corporate restructuring that has fundamentally reset the company's financial stability and positions it for aggressive growth. The Q2 period marks a historical pivot point for SIIL, moving from a position of distress to one of strong capitalization.

Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY): everything you need to know before applying
 

Shri Keshav Cements & Infra completes expansion plan; capacity reaches 1 million TPA
 

Road projects allotment by NHAI saw a sharp decline in November, outlook to remain muted: Nuvama Research
New Delhi: Road sector activity remained muted in November 2025, with project awards by the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) showing a sharp slowdown, according to a new report by Nuvama Research.

VOC Port Authority awards ₹386 crore contract to Knowledge Marine for supply of electric tug
Chennai: VOC Port Authority, Thoothukudi, has awarded a ₹386 crore contract to the Mumbai-based Knowledge Marine & Engineering Works Ltd (KMEW) for the supply of a fully electric tug with 60 tonnes Bollard Pull capacity. The tug — helps in berthing, un-berthing, turning and manoeuvring of ships - will be delivered within two years. The contract includes operation and maintenance of the tug for 15 years, says a release from the Authority. This initiative is part of the green tug transition programme, aimed at phasing out diesel-powered tugs at major ports and replacing them with green tugs powered by battery, green ammonia / hydrogen. VOC Port is among the first five major ports to initiate procurement of green tugs, along with Jawaharlal Nehru Port Authority, Deendayal Port Authority, New Mangalore Port Authority and Visakhapatnam Port Authority.