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Z-Tech (India) Ltd. is an engineering and environmental solutions provider focused on geotechnical engineering, sustainable waste management, and sustainable theme park development. The company designs and manufactures specialized infrastructure components such as geogrids and gabions, offering services for slope stabilization, soil reinforcement, and providing end-to-end solutions for soil stabilization and landfill capping. Its industrial wastewater management segment includes solutions for chemical recovery from wastewater and systems for landfill closure and hazardous waste containment. Additionally, Z-Tech (India) Ltd. engages in the conceptualization, design, planning, development, and operations management of urban city parks and sustainable theme parks. The company primarily targets high-growth infrastructure sectors, including road construction, railways, and municipal waste management, especially for projects in challenging terrains, and serves both government and private infrastructure contracts, predominantly within India.
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