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KNR Const bags NHAI order

Hyderabad, Sept. 7 KNR Constructions Ltd on Monday announced it has bagged a Rs 231-crore order from the National Highway Authority of India (NHAI) for completion of balance work on NH-5. The order includes widening the road from four lane to six lane and strengthening the existing two lane carriageway of NH-5 in Orissa. The project is to be completed within 24 months. The Hyderabad-based infrastructure company has till date completed over 1,100 km of road works, according to a statement filed with the exchanges. - Our Bureau

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