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| | | | | Opportunity and Industry Overview : - The Gross Domestic Product ( GDP) from construction activity at constant ( 1999-2000) prices has increased from Rs 1,052 billion in FY 2000 to Rs. 1,747 billion in Fy 2006. The GDP growth from construction has increased at a faster rate than the overall growth in real GDP. As a result the share of construction in real GDP has increased from 5.90 % in Fy 2000 to 6.80 % in FY 2006.
- The construction sector is the second largest employer in India (after Agriculture) with an estimated employment of around 32 million. Civil Construction is considered as an engine for economic Growth. It supports core sectors industry having a multiplier effect of 1.8 i.e , every one rupee invested in construction adds an incremental eighty paisa to the economy.
- With construction activities constituting more than 60% of the planned outlay, the civil construction industry is destined to experience a reasonable growth and flurry of activities across various sector in medium terms.
With inherent skills and resources to develop and execute high value projects, C & C Constructions Ltd. has ventured into the building sector and has completed 3 major projects , C & C Corporate Office, Ware House in Hasanpur and a Transmission Tower Plant in Kalamb, Himachal Pradesh.
Areas of Expertise - Integrated Township
- Corporate Parks
- IT Parks and Campus Developement
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