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Trades about 47% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Akash Infra-Projects Limited is an Indian company primarily engaged in civil engineering and construction. The firm specializes in securing and executing government contracts for major infrastructure undertakings, such as the construction, resurfacing, expansion, and repair of roads and bridges. Beyond infrastructure, their building capabilities extend to various structures, including commercial and residential buildings, culverts, dams, and warehouses. The company also has operations in the mining sector. Further diversifying its business, Akash Infra-Projects manages the Pathikashram hotel, offers finance and real estate services, and runs a retail gasoline station in Gujarat. Founded in 1997, its main office is located in Gandhinagar, India.
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