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Sonu Infratech Ltd. is an Indian infrastructure services company primarily engaged in civil construction and engineering projects, as well as mechanical services. The company offers a range of services including piling, excavation, road preparation, land leveling, structural painting and repair, precast concrete works, and the construction of cement concrete roads, RCC platforms, and bridges. It also specializes in building industrial and commercial structures, RCC pipe racks for refineries, heavy equipment foundations, and various storage and facility constructions such as tanks, cooling towers, and substations. In terms of mechanical services, Sonu Infratech provides mechanical scaffolding, fabrication and erection of structures and pipelines, erection of electrical and telecommunication towers, and pipeline hydro testing. Additionally, the company offers industrial and commercial cleaning and maintenance services, including regular plant maintenance and repairs, and project management services. Sonu Infratech Ltd. primarily serves industrial clusters in Western India, notably around the Jamnagar refining and petrochemical belt, and works with government departments and major industrial clients such as Reliance Industries Limited. The company operates on a business-to-business (B2B) service-driven model with a focus on delivering technical solutions in the civil engineering domain from its base in Gujarat, India.
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