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Rhitik Jassar Establishes ZTA Infrastructure as Flagship Company to Drive Healthcare, Education and Housing Projects

Rhitik Jassar Establishes ZTA Infrastructure as Flagship Company to Drive Healthcare, Education and Housing Projects
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Rhitik Jassar has launched ZTA Infrastructure as a flagship company to manage large-scale projects in healthcare, education, and housing. The firm aims to build an integrated platform for engineering and construction with the long-term goal of becoming a publicly listed entity.

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The establishment of new infrastructure firms reflects India's ongoing push for physical and social development through private sector investment.

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ZTA Infrastructure is being established as an integrated engineering, construction and infrastructure platform with capabilities spanning project development, construction management, engineering, Project Management Consultancy (PMC) and infrastructure execution. Over time, the company aims to build a strong organic project pipeline and institutional scale, following which it intends to induct strategic investors to accelerate growth. The group’s long-term aspiration is to establish ZTA Infrastructure as a professionally managed infrastructure company with the potential to be publicly listed.

As India accelerates investments in physical and social infrastructure, ZTA Infra is strengthening its presence in the sector through ZTA Infrastructure Pvt. Ltd., which will serve as the group’s flagship infrastructure and construction company. The company will lead the group’s expansion across housing, commercial real estate, institutional infrastructure, roads, highways and other large-scale infrastructure projects, reinforcing ZTA Infra’s long-term vision of contributing to nation building through world-class infrastructure development.

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