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Orders worth Rs 358 crore for NCC

Hyderabad, June 22

Nagarjuna Construction Company Ltd (NCC) has bagged a clutch of orders totalling Rs 358 crore. Two of these contracts - each of approximately amount to Rs 65 crore - pertain to water projects in Kolkata and Amaravati in Maharashtra, according to a press release from the Hyderabad-based infrastructure major. The other major order is from the Centre for Development of Advanced Computing, Pune for construction of multistoried `C-DAC Innovation Park' building at Pune valued at Rs 49.18 crore to be completed over a period of 15 months, the release added. - Our Bureau

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