Construction World - Indian Edition | June 2009

International

ONGC Mittal plans projects in Nigeria
ONGC Mittal Energy Ltd (OMEL), a joint venture between Mittal Investments Sarl, the private investment company of the Mittal family, and ONGC Videsh Ltd (OVL), the overseas investment arm of ONGC, is planning to set up a 180,000-barrel-a-day refinery, a 2,000-MW power plant and a railway line connecting eastern and western Nigeria. The company recently received the approval from Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation for its refinery plan in the country. It had the won the rights to explore in two deeper water blocks OPL-279 and OPL-285 in 2005 after committing to invest $6 bn in the core sector of Nigeria and has already paid a signature bonus of $50 mn.
Contact: ONGC Videsh Ltd.
Tel: 011-2373 0368. Fax: 011-2373 0369.
Website: www.ongcvidesh.com

Indian auto companies to launch electric vehicles in US and Europe
Indian automobile companies like Reva Electric Car Company (RECC), Bajaj Auto and Tata Motors are planning to launch electric vehicles in Europe and the US to take advantage of subsidies these countries offer as part of their environmental agendas. Tata Motors will launch the electric version of the Indica Vista in Norway this year and RECC, which has been exporting its electric cars to Europe since 2004, will set up a factory in the US. Meanwhile, Pune-based Bajaj Auto has tied up with European two-wheeler maker KTM to launch a range of electric vehicles.

Punj Lloyd subsidiary executes projects
Punj Lloyd’s Singapore-based wholly owned subsidiary, Sembawang Engineers and Constructors P Ltd, is executing several infrastructure projects in Singapore, the Middle East, China and Indonesia. The company’s projects in Singapore include
$335.3 mn Circle Line Mass Rail Transit System, a fully underground orbital line spanning 33 km, with 29 stations linking all radial lines leading to the city and two portions of the Marina Bay Integrated Resort at the bay front. The resort will have four upper levels and a four storey basement which will house a casino, theatres and retail arcade.
Contact: Punj Lloyd Ltd.
Tel: 0124-262 0123. Fax: 0124-262 0111.
E-mail: info@punjlloyd.com
Website: www.punjlloyd.com

ICVL to develop Mozambique coal mine
International Coal Ventures Ltd (ICVL), an SPV created by five PSU majors including Coal India and SAIL; is planning to develop two coal mines A1 and A2 in Mozambique. The project, involving increasing the capacity of the two mines to 5 mmtpa coal in the first phase, will be developed in a joint venture with either the Mozambique Government or its nominee. The local partner will hold a participatory 15 per cent stake in the joint venture. Of the two blocks, A1 has an estimated reserve of 1 bn tonne thermal and coking coal reserve. CIL will invest approximately Rs 700-800 crore in developing the assets of this mine in the next five years.
Contact: Coal India Ltd.
Tel: 033-2248-8099. Fax: 033-2243-5147
Website: www.coalindia.nic.in

National

Reliance to supply gas to nine power companies
Reliance Industries recently signed gas sales and purchase agreements with nine power sector customers for supply of 11 mmscmd natural gas at 11 different power generation facilities from the KG-D6 block. These include Reliance Infrastructure of the Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group, for its 220 MW Samalkot plant in Andhra Pradesh, GVK Industries, Lanco Kondapalli Power, Maharashtra State Power Generation Company and Torrent Power. The duration of contract is five years. The gas will be transported through the East-West Pipeline of Reliance Gas Transportation Infrastructure and the pipelines of GAIL (India) and Gujarat State Petronet.
Contact: Reliance Industries Ltd.
Tel: 022-2278 5000.
Website: www.ril.com

BSA Motors to increase capacity
Chennai-based e-scooter manufacturer BSA Motors is planning to increase its production capacity to 25,000 units from the current 2,000 over the next 12 months. The company will invest around Rs 28 crore for the expansion, of which Rs 15 crore will be invested in augmenting the R&D and painting facilities and Rs 12-13 crore in dealership (including sales, service and sale of spare parts) and marketing. The company will also add 120 dealers over the next six months and target Rs 80 crore sales in 2009-10. This will help it to capture 10-15 per cent share in the e-scooter market in the country during the current fiscal. The company also plans to enter new international markets including Sri Lanka and Nepal in 2009-10, followed by Africa in 2010-11.
Contact: BSA Motors.
Website: www.bsamotorsindia.com

Three companies bag CGD projects
Three companies – DSM Infratech, Gail Gas and Bhagyanagar Gas have bagged the right to lay city gas distribution (CGD) networks in six cities. These include Gail Gas, which won bids for four cities – Devas, Kota, Meerut and Sonepat. The company will invest an initial amount of Rs 300 crore in the project, which will be later increased to Rs 800 crore. Similarly DSM Infratech, bagged the bid for Mathura city. It will initially invest around Rs 200 crore in the project with a debt equity ratio of 60:40. Bhagyanagar Gas Ltd, an equal joint venture between Gail and HPCL, bagged the bid to lay city gas network for Kakinada. These companies will source natural gas from Petronet LNG and Panna-Mukta-Tapti (PMT) fields.

ONGC adds 284 mn tonne oil, gas reserves in 2008-09
Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) added 284 mn tonne of oil and gas reserves in the 2008-09 fiscal. The state-run company added in-place reserves of 284.81 mn tonne of oil and oil-equivalent gas in the fiscal, of which an estimated 68.90 mn tonne are recoverable. The reserves have been added in fields operated by ONGC within the country and do not include the assets of its overseas subsidiary, ONGC Videsh Ltd (OVL). They include NELP blocks, 12 new prospects and 13 new pool discoveries from the five onland and three offshore sedimentary basins. Besides, 12.19 mn tonne of reserves have also been added in fields which ONGC operates in India with other private sector firms. OVL, on the other hand, added 114.24 mn tonne of recoverable reserves. In all, ONGC added 297 mn tonne of in-place reserves, out of which 185.96 mn tonne are recoverable.
Contact: ONGC.
Tel: 0135-275 9561. Website: www.ongcindia.com

JSW Steel plans 600 branded outlets
JSW Steel, which recently inaugurated the first of its kind exclusive branded retail showroom – JSW Shoppe through its authorised distributor Siliguri Builders Stores in Siliguri, is planning to have a pan-India presence with over 600 branded outlets. These outlets will sell all products of JSW Steel ranging from hot rolled to colour coated steels along with long products. They will create brand awareness about JSW superior product quality and ensure that the customers get full value for money.
JSW Steel has nine shoppes in Maharashtra, seven in Uttar Pradesh, six in Karnataka, four in Tamil Nadu, three each in West Bengal and Haryana, two each in Rajasthan and Gujarat, one each in Andhra Pradesh, Goa, Madhya Pradesh, Kerala and Punjab. The company aims to produce 32 mn tonne of steel by 2020 and has steel plants coming up in West Bengal and Jharkhand.
Contact: JSW Group.
Tel: 022-2351 3000. Fax: 022-2352 6400.
Website: www.jsw.in

BMW India to expand operations
BMW India, which recently launched its new 5,000 sq ft sales and service outlet, Kun Exclusive in Coimbatore is planning to extend its dealership network across 10 additional cities by 2010. This will be the second phase of the company’s expansion plans and will include dealerships in Jaipur, Ludhiana, Lucknow and Coimbatore. The company, a subsidiary of the BMW Group, currently has 12 dealers in the Indian market.
Contact: BMW India Pvt Ltd.
E-mail: india@bmw.in Website: www.bmw.in

GAIL to complete Dabhol-Bengaluru pipeline project by 2012
GAIL India, which is currently implementing the first phase of the 5,500-km, Rs 20,000-crore, Dabhol Bengaluru pipeline project, will complete the entire project by 2012. The first phase of the project involves construction of 3,000 km pipeline with an investment of Rs 12,000 crore, while the second phase will include a 730 km pipeline from Dabhol to Bengaluru, a 840-km pipeline from Kochi to Bengaluru with an investment of
Rs 6,000 crore and the 876 km Jagdishpur-Haldia pipeline.
Contact: GAIL India Ltd.
Tel: 011-2617 2580. Fax: 011-2618 5941.
Website: www.gailonline.com

Hazira expansion of Essar Steel to complete by June 2010
The $2.7-bn expansion at Hazira plant of Essar Steel will complete by June 2010. The expansion involves adding 5 mtpa capacity of coal-based steel at the plant to take its total capacity to 9.6 mtpa.
Essar Steel recently launched its Rs 75-crore third service centre for offering customised steel in Haryana. The centre will help the company to distribute steel, besides serving as the auto hub in the state. The company plans to set up similar centres in West Asia and America.
Contact: Essar Steel Ltd.
Tel: 022-2495 0606. Fax: 022-2492 8896.
E-mail: steel@essar.com
Website: www.essarsteel.com

Reliance re-enters petroleum products retail biz
Reliance Industries Ltd recently re-entered the petroleum products retail business by re-opening two outlets in Jamnagar. These outlets will initially retail diesel and auto LPG and later extend to other products. The company plans to reopen all of its 1,432 outlets in Gujarat and Maharashtra. They were closed down last year due to mismatch in prices vis-a-vis the public sector oil marketing company outlets.
Contact: Reliance Industries Ltd.

Toyota to ramp up capacity
Toyota Kirloskar Motor is planning to ramp up its present capacity by importing parts and exporting completely built units. It also plans to increase its production from the present 3,000 units to 5,000 units, standardise its showrooms across the country, increase dealerships to 150 and launch two models every year.
Contact: Toyota Kirloskar Motor.
Tel: 080-6629 2929.
Website: www.toyotabharat.com
Tel: 022-2278 5000. Website: www.ril.com

Andhra Pradesh

GHIAL to set up Aerospace Park in Hyderabad
GMR Hyderabad International Airport Ltd (GHIAL) is planning to set up an aerospace park over 250 acre in Hyderabad. The park, to be completed in 5-6 years, will offer services like aircraft maintenance and repair, manufacturing of components and sub-systems, and research and development for civil as well as military aircraft. It will also provide training for aviation industry personnel besides offering warehousing services and support ancillary industries like tyre manufacturers. GHIAL will also set up of a Rs 400 crore maintenance, repair overhaul (MRO) facility in association with Malaysia Airlines at the park. The land for the project has been designated as Special Economic Zone and will enjoy tax and other financial incentives.
Contact: GHIAL. Tel: 040-6672 3333.
Fax: 040-6662 4443. Website: www.hyderabad.aero

RINL to set up ferro alloy plant
Rashtriya Ispat Nigam Ltd (RINL) has signed an agreement with the Manganese Ore (India) Ltd for setting up a ferro-alloy plant in Vizianagaram. The plant on 100 acre will produce ferromanganese and silico manganese. It will be managed by the joint venture and will meet the ferroalloy requirements of the company’ steel plant whose capacity is being enhanced from 3.2 mn tonne to 6.3 mn tonne
Contact: Rashtriya Ispat Nigam Ltd.
Tel: 0891-275 0562. Fax: 0891-251 8316.
Website: www.vizagsteel.com

Goa

Universal Cables to manufacture optical fibres
MP Birla Group’s Universal Cables has signed a joint venture agreement with Furukawa Electric for manufacturing optical fibres. The joint venture will set up a new plant at the company’s existing manufacturing facility in Goa at Rs 50 crore. The plant will start commercial production by December 2009.
Contact: Universal Cables Ltd.
Tel: 0257121-2741 4000. Fax: 07672-257 131.
E-mail: sales@unistar.co.in
Website: www.unistar.co.in

Gujarat

McNally Sayaji to expand operations
McNally Sayaji Engineering Co Ltd (MSEL), a 87.33 per cent subsidiary of McNally Bharat Engineering Co Ltd is planning to expand its operations by setting up a facility to manufacture engineering items catering to the construction industry, mining, metals and infrastructure sectors in Gujarat. The factory on 40 acre will be set up with an investment of around Rs 50 crore. MSEL’s income in 2008-09 registered a growth of 17 per cent, EBIDTA (operating) – 30 per cent, profit – 36 per cent and profit after tax – 63 per cent.
Contact: McNally Bharat Engineering Co Ltd.
Tel: 033-6550 0725-39. Fax: 033-2248 0340.
E-mail: mbecal@mbecl.co.in
Website: www.mcnallybharat.com

Global Vectra to consolidate operations
Global Vectra Helicopters, a part of the $800-mn Vectra Group and a dedicated offshore transportation services company servicing the oil & gas exploration and production sector in India, plans to invest $130 mn during the next two years to increase its fleet strength to 45 and consolidate its operations. The company has operations on both east and west coasts with clients such as Reliance, British Gas, Gujarat State Petroleum Corporation and ONGC.
Contact: Global Vectra Helicopters Ltd.
Tel: 022-6140 9200/01. Fax: 022-6140 9210
E-mail: globalhelicorp@vsnl.net
Website: www.vectragroup.com

Karnataka

JK Tyres plans OTR tyres unit in Mysore
JK Tyres is planning to set up a new OTR tyres unit in Mysore with an investment of Rs 270 crore. It will invest Rs 120 crore in the first phase till March 2010 to produce 4,000 tyres, primarily for earth moving equipment maker BEML. This capacity will later be increased to 9,000 units with an additional investment of Rs 150 crore. The company also plans to expand its passenger car radial tyres capacity at Gwalior to 5 mn by investing Rs 50 crore in the facility.
Contact: JK Tyres. Tel: 011-2331 1112-7.
Fax: 011-2332 2059. Website: www.jktyre.com

Rasandik to set up three-wheeler plant near Mysore
Rasandik Motors Pvt Ltd, an arm of the Rasandik Engineering Industries India Ltd, is planning to set up an assembly and manufacturing plant for three wheelers on 20 acre near Mysore. The first phase of the project will involve assembling of the spares procured from the Greater Noida plant at Delhi. This will offer the company a logistic advantage of saving costs as customers will have to pay only about Rs 6,000 for getting spares, assembling, direct supervision of quality control and sales instead of getting six three-wheelers by paying Rs 30,000 transport charges.
Contact: Rasandik Engineering Industries India Ltd. E-mail: info@rasandik.com
Website: www.rasandik.com

Deepak Nitrite to set up Greenfield plant
Chemical production and services provider Deepak Nitrite Ltd plans to set up a Greenfield plant for chlorination, hydrogenation and nitration activities on 60 acre in the state with an investment of Rs 225 crore. The plant will have an annual chlorination capacity of 20,000 tonne and nitration capacity of 30,000 tonne. The 50-crore first phase of the project will commence within 18 months.
Contact: Deepak Nitrite Ltd.
Tel: 0265-235 1013. Fax: 0265-233 0994.
Website: www.deepaknitrite.com

Kerala

Govt to re-evaluate Zoom bid
The State Government has decided to re-evaluate the tender submitted by the Zoom Developers for its container trans-shipment terminal project at Vizhinjam.. The tender process had run into trouble after Zoom Developers went to the High Court alleging that its bid was not properly evaluated before awarding the contract to Lanco Kondappilly Power Ltd. The State Cabinet has asked the Bid Evaluation Committee to examine the tender documents. It has also decided to reconsider its decision of awarding the Rs 4,500-crore contract to Hyderabad-based Lanco Kondappilly Power Ltd.
Contact: Kerala Government.
Website: www.kerala.gov.in

Maharashtra

Bandra-Worli sea link to be operational by June 2009
The Bandra-Worli sea link is set to be operational by June 2009. The sea link, which is a part of the western freeway plan suggested in the famous Wilbur Smith report of 1962-63, has been built with the cost of Rs 1,800 crore. It can handle nearly 1.5 lakh vehicles a day. In its first phase, four of the eight lanes will open to traffic. The link will divide the traffic between Bandra and Worli between the road and sea, resulting in faster movement and less congestion.

Balco to close aluminium Plant
Bharat Aluminium Company (Balco), a 51-per cent subsidiary of Sterlite Industries, is planning to close its plant-1, which produces 100,000 tonne of aluminium every year, as the dips in prices have made production unprofitable. Aluminium prices fell to $1,421 a tonne recently on the London Metal Exchange (LME) from last July’s all-time high of $3,271, as the global credit crunch and economic slowdown curbed demand for the base metal.
Contact: Bharat Aluminium Company.
Tel: 022-6643 4636. Fax: 022-6643 4652.
E-mail: aluminium.exports@vedanta.co.in
Website: www.balcoindia.com

Uniworld plans logistic park in Mumbai
Uniworld Logistics, which recently set up a Rs 50-crore integrated logistics park in Chennai, is planning to set up a similar park in Mumbai with an investment of Rs 75 crore. The company, which has a working partnership with Emo Trans GmbH to cover few countries including Germany, Canada and the US, acts as an extended arm for companies in India and abroad to handle products, bonding, storing and using the integrated logistics part as a end distribution centre.
Contact: Uniworld Logistics Pvt Ltd.
Tel: 080-2563 3366. Fax: 080-2550 4771.
E-mail: corporate@uniworld-logistics.com
Website: www.uniworld-logistics.com/

Kamaz Vectra to produce 5,000 trucks
Kamaz Vectra Motors Ltd, the joint venture between the Vectra Group and the Russian truck maker Kamaz Inc, plans to produce about 5,000 trucks in the next three years with an investment of $13 mn. This number will later be increased to 15,000 trucks a year. The company also plans to produce 20 tonne tippers (8 x 4) as they are suitable to the Indian market. It will make India the hub for Asian and African markets and export arount 20 per cent of the production. Kamaz Inc is one of the largest manufacturers of trucks in Europe and a leader in the cargo vehicle market in Russia and the CIS countries. The company makes a range of cargo vehicles, including tractors, side-board trucks and tippers. These vehicles are equipped with different wheel arrangements with gross weights up to 120 tonne.
Contact: Kamaz Vectra Motors Ltd.
Website: www.vectragroup.com

NCR

Hind Sanitaryware to manufacture container glass
In the light of the slowdown in the real estate sector, Hindustan Sanitaryware and Industries Ltd (HSIL) is planning to shift its focus to glass container manufacturing. The company recently commissioned its second container glass manufacturing plant at Bhongir. The unit set up at a cost of Rs 250 crore, has a capacity of 450 tpd. It produces 650 mn containers annually. The company’s other unit at Sanatnagar has a 500 tpd capacity and makes 950 mn containers a year. Overall the company’s glass business is expected to garner a turnover of Rs 550-crore in 2008-09 as against Rs 330 crore in the previous year.
Contact: Hindustan Sanitaryware and Industries Ltd. Tel: 0124-477 9200.
E-mail: delhi@hindware.co.in
Website: www.hindwarebathrooms.com

Tamil Nadu

MeTecno to upgrade Chennai plant
MeTecno (India) Pvt Ltd, the local arm of Italy-based Metecno Group, is planning to invest around $7 mn (Rs 35 crore) in upgrading its Chennai facility. The facility - MeTecno India Pvt Ltd - produces 1.8 mn sq m of sandwich panels annually for roof, wall and cold storage. The company also plans to introduce pre fabricated house in it.
Contact: MeTecno (India) Pvt Ltd.
Tel: 044-4355 3350. Fax: 044-4355 3351.
Website: www.metecno.in

Cryolor Asia to manufacture storage equipment
Cryolor Asia Pacific, a wholly-owned subsidiary of France-based Cryolor SA, is setting up a facility for manufacturing storage equipment for liquefied gases on 13 acre near Chennai. The company will invest Rs 45 crore for the project. The unit will have a capacity of 40-50 tanks per month. The company will also set up an additional plant for manufacturing products like larger storage tanks and transportation equipment in the second phase. The plant will be operational by 2010.

Uttarakhand

SKF’s Haridwar plant to be operational in 2010
The Rs 150-crore manufacturing facililty of SKF India, which plans to increase its share in the two-wheeler and automotive market in Haridwar, will become operational in January 2010. It will have the capacity to produce 40 mn bearings annually and increase the company’s production capacity.
Contact: SKF India Ltd.
Tel: 022-6633 7777. Fax: 022-2281 9074.
Website: www.skf.com

Tube Investments plans metal forming plant in state
Tube Investments of India, a Murugappa Group company, plans to set up a metal forming manufacturing unit in Uttarakhand. The unit, to be set up with an investment of Rs 146 crore, will cater to the railway wagon segment. It will commence operations in 2010 and generate Rs 200-300 crore revenue in its first year.
Contact: Tube Investments of India.
Tel: 044-4217 7770. Fax: 044-4211 0404.
Website: www.tiindia.com

West Bengal

Concor commissions Durgapur terminal
Container Corporation of India (Concor) recently commissioned the Durgapur terminal in West Bengal. The terminal on 30 acre has been built with an investment of Rs 8 crore. It is Concor’s 59th terminal in the country and eighth in the eastern region. The terminal will cater to iron and steel units located in the Durgapur-Asansol industrial belt and function in tandem with Concor’s Majherhat terminal in Kolkata port area. It will later be upgraded into a full-fledged container freight station.
Contact: Container Corporation of India.
Tel: 011-4167 3093. Fax: 011-4167 3112.
E-mail: co.pro@concorindia.com
Website: www.concorindia.com

India to upgrade transport infrastructure with Bangladesh
Indian Government is planning to upgrade its transport infrastructure with Bangladesh by building new railway and seaport links with the country. The government will establish a railway connection between Akhaura and Agartala and also upgrade the Chittagong and Mongal ports. This will help it to use these to transport its goods to the northeastern states.

India’s steel consumption to grow in 2009
India’s steel consumption is expected to grow in 2009, despite a decline in the rest of the world. This is mainly due to the low per capita consumption in the country. India’s per capita consumption at 38 kg is predominantly for domestic use. Besides, none of the steel majors have cancelled their existing capex plans in India. The brownfield expansion is also on track.

Shoppers Stop to expand capacity
Department store chain Shoppers Stop is planning to expand capacity by opening 12 more outlets with a total area of 650,000 sq ft across India in the next three years. Out of these, four stores measuring around 55,000 sq ft each will be opened in Bengaluru, Ahmedabad and Hyderabad in the current year. Shoppers Stop recently pulled out of a catalogue retailing venture with UK’s Home Retail group under the Hypercity-Argos brand. It also moved out of the food business after announcing that its Café Brio outlets will be replaced with Café Coffee Day outlets over the next couple of months.
Contact: Shoppers Stop Ltd. Tel: 022-6688 7688. Fax: 022-2844 5060.
Website: www.shoppersstop.com

Westside to expand capacity
Westside, Tata's leading chain of retail stores, is planning to expand capacity by opening 10 new stores in major cities across the country in the current FY 2009-10. The company recently opened its new 24,000 sq ft store in Nashik. In all it has 37 stores in 21 cities including six stores in Mumbai and two in Pune.

Honeywell opens office in Bengaluru
Honeywell, a US-headquartered technology and manufacturing firm with operations in 100 countries, recently inaugurated a 690,000 sq ft office in Bengaluru. The facility, set up with an investment of $50 mn, is the company’s second R&D centre in Bengaluru, and can accommodate 3,000 engineers.
Contact: Honeywell International India Pvt. Ltd. Tel: 0124-671 5000. Fax: 0124-671 5014.
Website: www.honeywell.com

GPPL to set up gas terminal
Gujarat Pipavav Port Ltd (GPPL) is planning to set up a LNG Terminal at Pipava in consortium with the Essar group and Mumbai-based Swan Energy. The company will bring in equity partners for providing technology expertise or access to LNG supply. Gujarat currently has two LNG terminals located at Hazira and Dahej and the third one is being built at Mundra by the GSPC-Adani consortium.
Contact: Port of Pipavav. Tel: 022-30011300. Fax: 022-3001 1333.
Website: www.pipavav.com

State PWD to implement Rs 1,000-cr projects in 2009
The Public Works Department of the state will implement projects worth Rs 1,000 crore in the current year. These will include a Rs 30-crore project for the construction of footpaths and the second phase of the Kerala State Road Transport (KSTP) project. PWD will borrow funds for implementing the KSTP project from a financial institution within the country or outside.

CII to set up ‘Aero Park’
Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) is planning to set up a 400-acre ‘Aero Park’ near Chennai. The Rs 45,000-crore park will be involved in the design, manufacture and maintenance of all types of aircraft for both the civil and military programmes, including training and education. It will complete by 2015 and provide direct employment to one lakh people, besides attracting global players.
Contact: Confederation of Indian Industry.
Tel: 011-2462 9994-7. Fax: 011-2462 6149.

Hero Electric plans unit in Chennai
Hero Electric, a manufacturer of electric two-wheeler and a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Hero Group, is planning to set up an assembly unit in joint venture with a local partner in Chennai. The proposed unit, with an installed capacity of 20,000 units, is likely to commence operations in four months. The company also plans to set up a motor manufacturing unit for its electric two-wheeler. The proposed unit may be set up either as a Greenfield project with an European partner or by acquiring an existing company.
Contact: Hero Electric. Tel: 011-4182 0050. Fax: 011-4182 0001.
E-mail: info@heroelectricindia.com Website: www.heroelectricindia.com