Welspun Enterprises
Company Details
Employees
30,000
Founded
1985
City
Mumbai
Country
India
Total Funding
Not Available
Phone
'+91 22 6613 6000
Mumbai,
India
About Welspun Enterprises
Welspun Enterprises Limited (WEL) is a leading infrastructure developer in India, focusing on critical infrastructure projects across various sectors. The company specializes in water and wastewater management, having completed significant projects like India's first multi-storey wastewater treatment facility in Dharavi and a large water treatment plant in Bhandup. In addition to water management, Welspun Enterprises is involved in the development of roads and highways, with several completed projects under Public-Private Partnership models. The company also offers specialized tunnelling services and has made substantial investments in oil and gas exploration through a joint venture with the Adani Group. Furthermore, it operates in the renewable energy sector through its subsidiary, Welspun New Energy Limited. Welspun Enterprises is part of the larger Welspun Group, which has diverse business interests and emphasizes technology-driven solutions for sustainable infrastructure development. The company is committed to delivering projects that enhance quality of life and support India's growth.
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