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Hindustan Construction Receives Fabrication Order for Greenfield Smelter Project in Orissa, India

Jan 4 2010

HCC (Hindustan Construction Company), a leading infrastructure construction and development company has been awarded a prestigious contract worth Rs. 108.73 crore from Hindalco Industries Limited, an Aditya Birla Group Company and industry leader in aluminium business to fabricate pot shells for a greenfield smelter project at Lapanga, Sambalpur in Orissa.

This contract involves fabrication of 362 numbers of Pot Shells. These pots require high precision quality works to maintain very low tolerance limit as per specification. The pot shell fabrication work is to be completed in 19 months from the date of issue of this Order.

Source: http://www.hccindia.com/

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