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Hazoor Multi Projects wins Rs 194 crore NHAI contract in Tamil Nadu
✍️ Mid-Day
🗓 28 Aug 2026, 04:37 AM
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Construction firm Hazoor Multi Projects has been awarded a Rs 194 crore highway contract by the National Highways Authority of India for work in Tamil Nadu, the agency announced.
Hazoor Multi Projects, a construction and infrastructure company, secured a contract worth Rs 194 crore from the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) to execute a highway development project in Tamil Nadu. The award, reported by Mid-Day, marks a significant addition to the firm’s portfolio of large‑scale public‑sector projects.
The NHAI contract involves the construction, widening and strengthening of selected stretches of national highways within the state, aimed at improving connectivity and supporting economic growth. Details of the specific routes and timelines have not been disclosed, but the project is expected to create employment opportunities for local labor and contractors.
Industry analysts view the win as a boost for Hazoor Multi Projects, highlighting the company's growing presence in the southern Indian infrastructure market. The firm is expected to mobilise resources and commence work in line with NHAI’s standard procurement and quality guidelines.
The announcement underscores the continued focus of the central government on expanding and upgrading the national highway network, especially in high‑growth states like Tamil Nadu, where improved road infrastructure is seen as a catalyst for trade and tourism.
The NHAI contract involves the construction, widening and strengthening of selected stretches of national highways within the state, aimed at improving connectivity and supporting economic growth. Details of the specific routes and timelines have not been disclosed, but the project is expected to create employment opportunities for local labor and contractors.
Industry analysts view the win as a boost for Hazoor Multi Projects, highlighting the company's growing presence in the southern Indian infrastructure market. The firm is expected to mobilise resources and commence work in line with NHAI’s standard procurement and quality guidelines.
The announcement underscores the continued focus of the central government on expanding and upgrading the national highway network, especially in high‑growth states like Tamil Nadu, where improved road infrastructure is seen as a catalyst for trade and tourism.