Highway EPC
National and State Highway packages, awarded and delivered end to end.
Special class contractors · Road construction
Twenty-six years of national and state highway work out of Hyderabad — highways, bridges, and rail over- and under-bridges delivered on time, every time.
01 — The company
Established in 1999 and operating out of Hyderabad, SSR Crest is a special class road construction contractor working with National Highways and State Highways across India. The company has executed more than ₹2,000 crore of highway work and holds a current order book of ₹170 crore, with a presence in Telangana, Karnataka, Nagaland and Rajasthan.
1999
Established
200+
Projects delivered
₹2,000 Cr
Value executed
₹800 Cr
Total bid capacity
Figures as stated in the company profile. Current order book ₹170 Cr; eligible single work ₹400 Cr.

04 — Capability
Around 80 machines are owned outright rather than hired — which is what lets the company hold schedule on remote packages and price aggressively on long corridors.
What we build
Roads, the structures that carry them, and the plant that supplies them — from award through to long-term maintenance.
National and State Highway packages, awarded and delivered end to end.
High level bridges and cross-drainage structures inside highway packages.
Railway over-bridges and under-bridges as a special class contractor.
Long-duration State Highway maintenance under World Bank programmes.
Owned aggregate and bitumen production feeding our own corridors.
The award formats the pipeline is moving towards.
05 — Selected work
More than 200 projects since 1999, across four states — including the ₹250 Cr, 72 km NH-163 package in Telangana.

Bridge
330 metre high level bridge
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Maintenance
Continuous maintenance over five years, under World Bank–sponsored programmes
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EPC
EPC works including the ₹250 Cr, 72 km NH-163 package in Telangana
Read more →06 — History
Twenty-six years, from a first-year turnover of ₹7 crore to EPC packages of ₹250 crore — and a stated route to the public markets.
1999
SSR Crest Engineers and Constructions is established and starts work.
2000–03
Turnover grows from ₹7 crore in the first year to ₹36 crore by the third.
2008
The initial partners exit. Mr. Ch. Pavan Reddy takes over and sets a strategy for scaling operations significantly.
2009
Mr. Naveen returns from the USA and joins as Director. New projects are established in Mahbubnagar district, notably the World Bank–funded OPRC P-9.
2012
Two further World Bank projects taken on, of roughly ₹40 crore each.
2014–24
Three EPC projects delivered — ₹65 Cr, ₹185 Cr and ₹250 Cr — moving the company into the group of major contractors operating across the nation.
2025–26
Plan to secure significant private investment to scale operations and diversify the offering.
2027
Plan to raise capital through the public markets, reaching financial stability and sustained growth for all stakeholders.
FY 2030
With the balance sheet in place, the company can tender for single packages of up to ₹1,200 Cr — three times today’s ceiling.
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03 — The market
India runs the second largest road network in the world, and the build-out is accelerating. The projects coming to tender are exactly the EPC, HAM and PPP formats SSR Crest already delivers — the constraint on capturing them is balance sheet, not capability.
Central Government’s continuing commitment to infrastructure projects — roughly US $33 billion, with roads taking the largest share.
Existing national highway network, the second largest road system in the world after the United States.
New national highway construction planned over the next two years, on top of ongoing widening and maintenance contracts.
Greenfield expressways planned — long, high-value corridors suited to contractors with owned plant and batching capacity.
Updates

The largest single work executed by the company to date, on the Hyderabad – Srisailam corridor.

One of three EPC projects — ₹65 Cr, ₹185 Cr and ₹250 Cr — delivered between 2014 and 2024.

State-level recognition for work on state and national highway packages.
The ask