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Founded in 1995, Inderdeep Infra India Limited is an integrated Class '1-A' EPC platform with ₹ 3,187 crore FY26 revenue and a ₹ 5,446 crore order book, delivering across 11 states.
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Inderdeep Infra India Limited (IIIL) was established in 1995 as a partnership firm and converted to a limited company on 17 February 2025. Promoted by Mr. Kishore Khubchandani, the company has grown from ₹ 51 crore turnover in FY13 to ₹ 3,187 crore in FY26 — a revenue CAGR of approximately 49% from FY17 to FY25.
IIIL is a Mumbai-region infrastructure and civil construction company executing road EPC, toll operations, water supply, sewerage, mining and EV mobility projects for central and state government authorities across 11 states.
With a CRISIL A/A2+ (Stable) credit rating (upgraded August 2025), a ₹ 5,446 crore order book and ISO 9001:2008 quality certification, IIIL is positioned as a trusted Class '1-A' EPC contractor for NHAI, MORTH, Maharashtra Jeevan Pradhikaran, NMMT and other government bodies.
Promoter · Managing Director · Founder
"Founded in 1995 with a single civil contract, Inderdeep Infra has grown into a trusted infrastructure partner for government authorities across India. Our commitment is simple: deliver what we promise, at scale and with quality."
Mr. Kishore Khubchandani establishes the business as a partnership firm in Ulhasnagar, Maharashtra, delivering civil construction and municipal works.
Annual turnover reaches ₹ 51 crore as the firm expands into state highways, water distribution pipelines and sewage networks for government departments.
Delivery of large-scale road projects including the ₹ 909 crore Yavatmal-Washim highway, NH-6 Amravati-Chikhli four-laning, Ludhiana Bypass, and Wardha/Jalgaon HAM packages.
Turnover surges 2.7x in a single year to ₹ 2,545 crore with EBITDA of ₹ 230.5 crore, establishing Class '1-A' credentials with NHAI and state PWDs.
Commissioned Purvanchal & Bundelkhand Expressway tolling, secured the 25-year PB Dhanbad coal mine MDO concession, and won the NMMT 100-bus EV GCC contract.
Formal conversion from partnership firm to Inderdeep Infra India Limited (IIIL), strengthening corporate governance and institutional bidding scale.
CRISIL upgrades credit rating by one notch to CRISIL A/Stable and CRISIL A2+, reflecting financial stability and healthy liquidity.
Company reports ₹ 3,186.71 crore revenue, ₹ 231.48 crore PAT and closes the year with an order book of ₹ 5,446 crore across 11 states.
Over three decades of executing landmark infrastructure for central ministries, state infrastructure corporations, municipal bodies, and energy PSUs.


































