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Trades about 480% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Consolidated Construction Consortium Limited, established in Chennai, India, in 1997, operates both domestically and internationally, offering a full spectrum of construction-related services. The company provides expertise in design, engineering, procurement, and project management for a diverse array of developments. Its extensive portfolio encompasses biotech parks, factories, various infrastructure projects, specialized structures, commercial and residential buildings, green buildings, institutional facilities, airports, convention centres, hospitals, IT parks, resorts, hotels, and metro rail systems. Beyond core construction, CCCL offers planning and scheduling, consultancy, and execution services for various contract works. They also specialize in electrical, mechanical, plumbing, heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning (HVAC) systems for critical infrastructure like power transmission and airports, along with design, estimation, and procurement. The company provides onsite fabrication and installation of interiors, glazing solutions, and integrated software-based engineering design services to other engineering firms and architects. Additionally, CCCL manufactures a range of wood and wood-based products, including doors, windows, flooring, ceilings, paneling, and custom furniture for commercial and residential applications, as well as producing ready-mixed concrete and concrete blocks.
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