Mumbai, Feb 2:Afcons Infrastructure Limited, a leading Indian construction and engineering company, has announced that it has secured a major road infrastructure project in Uganda, Africa, valued at over €100 million. The project, funded by a multilateral development agency, marks a significant milestone in Afcons’ continued efforts to expand its presence across the African continent.
The company stated that the contract involves the design, construction, and enhancement of key road networks in Uganda, aimed at improving connectivity, reducing travel time, and boosting trade and economic activity in the region. The project is expected to contribute significantly to local infrastructure development while creating employment opportunities for the region’s workforce.
Afcons’ CEO commented on the achievement, saying, “Winning this project underscores our commitment to delivering world-class infrastructure solutions globally. Africa remains a strategic market for us, and we are proud to contribute to Uganda’s development through sustainable and high-quality road infrastructure projects.”
The contract adds to Afcons’ growing portfolio of international projects and strengthens India’s role as a global player in infrastructure development. Over the past decade, Afcons has undertaken several large-scale projects in Africa, spanning roads, bridges, ports, and urban development initiatives, reinforcing its reputation as a trusted partner for large-scale construction projects funded by international agencies.
The company highlighted that the project would incorporate modern engineering practices and international standards, ensuring durability, safety, and long-term usability. The initiative is expected to enhance regional trade corridors and connectivity, thereby facilitating economic growth and social development in the affected areas.
With this project, Afcons demonstrates its ability to leverage Indian engineering expertise on a global scale, while fostering international partnerships and promoting sustainable infrastructure practices. Industry analysts note that such projects not only strengthen Afcons’ global presence but also highlight India’s growing role in infrastructure development across emerging markets.
The company confirmed that construction will begin in the coming months, with strict adherence to timelines, environmental norms, and community engagement protocols, ensuring that the project benefits both the local population and the broader regional economy.
Discover more from SD NEWS agency
Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.