Indian firm Reliance Infrastructure has signed an agreement with the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) for developing the INR30 billion (€497 million; $642 million) Delhi-Agra highway project, according to media reports.
The company has signed a concession agreement for the six-laning of the 180-km stretch of the Delhi-Agra road project, estimated at a total cost of INR30 billion.
Reliance Infrastructure, which is developing a total of 11 road projects with the NHAI entailing a total investment of INR120 billion, plans to further increase its road portfolio to over INR250 billion by 2012.