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Vishnusurya Projects & Infra Ltd. operates as a construction and infrastructure company primarily in India. The company's core business involves Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) projects across diverse sectors such as residential and commercial complexes, warehousing, institutional buildings, roads, highways, bridges, rail and metro rail projects, water distribution, marine projects, transportation, housing, and fisheries infrastructure. Key services within this segment include the construction of villas and multi-storied apartments, renovation works, and site formation. Additionally, Vishnusurya Projects & Infra is actively engaged in mining and quarrying activities, which include the extraction of rough stones like blue metal and charnockite, and the manufacturing of aggregates and M-sand using crushing and sand washing plants. The company also operates in the waste management sector, providing municipal solid waste management (MSWM), integrated waste processing, bio-mining, and geosynthetics applications. Furthermore, it offers consultation and advisory, site development, multi-utility installation services, and drone-based solutions for surveillance, mapping, and surveying. Vishnusurya Projects & Infra targets clients such as government entities and large corporations, focusing on projects funded by central government bodies or institutions like NABARD, SIDBI, and the World Bank. The company, incorporated in 1996 and based in Chennai, India, is a member of the Agni Group.
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