The company's strategic shift aligns with the surging demand in the real estate market, particularly in urban areas where infrastructure development is crucial.
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Vascon Engineers Ltd.'s growth strategy is focused on real estate and EPC services, with a commitment to sustainability and innovation.
Vascon Engineers Ltd.'s EPC expertise spans across various sectors, including roads, bridges, industrial, and residential projects.
Vascon Engineers Ltd. is committed to sustainability and is investing in new technologies and sustainable practices to reduce its environmental footprint.
Vascon Engineers Ltd. has a strong track record of delivering high-quality projects on time and within budget.
Vascon Engineers Ltd.'s vision is to be a leading player in the Indian infrastructure and construction industry, while ensuring sustainability and innovation in all its endeavors.
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