| Construction & Engineering Industry | Industrials Sector | - CEO | XNSE Exchange | Y7323J106 CUSIP |
| India Country | 119 Employees | 20 Sep 2010 Last Dividend | - Last Split | - IPO Date |
Tarmat Limited is a prominent infrastructure company based in Mumbai, India, with a rich history dating back to its incorporation in 1986. Initially known as Roman Tarmat Limited, the company underwent a name change in September 2012 to Tarmat Limited, marking a significant milestone in its journey. The company has made a substantial impact on the infrastructure sector by undertaking a variety of construction works that contribute significantly to the development of the country's physical landscape. With its extensive expertise and experience, Tarmat Limited has positioned itself as a key player in the infrastructure development of India, contributing to major projects that facilitate economic growth and connectivity.
Tarmat Limited specializes in constructing critical transportation infrastructure, including airport runways, highways, and railways. These projects are essential for enhancing connectivity and supporting the growth of trade and travel within and across regions.
The company also engages in the development of large-scale infrastructure projects such as ports, industrial area developments, and refineries. These projects are vital for supporting the country’s industrial and economic activities, providing the necessary facilities for industries to operate efficiently and for the economy to thrive.
Beyond large-scale projects, Tarmat Limited offers specialized services in developing parking bays and taxi tracks. These are crucial components of airport infrastructure, ensuring smooth operations and enhancing the overall efficiency of airport logistics and management.
In addition to infrastructure projects, the company has expanded its portfolio to include real estate development. This diversification allows Tarmat Limited to leverage its expertise in construction and project management to develop residential and commercial properties, thus contributing to the urban development of the regions it operates in.