India Globalization Capital Awarded Contract to Supply Rock Aggregate to Indian Railways

Indian Railways is the state-owned railway company of India, which owns and operates most of the country's rail transport. It boasts one of the largest and busiest rail networks in the world, transporting more than 18 million passengers and more than two millions tons of freight each day.

Ram Mukunda, chief executive officer of India Globalization Capital, Inc., stated: "This contract is a significant achievement for us. The Indian Railways is one of the largest consumers of rock aggregate in India, and we anticipate that they will become a key long-term strategic customer of ours as we demonstrate our capacity to fill their requirements."

IGC Materials Private Ltd., a wholly owned subsidiary of India Globalization, produces crushed rock for construction projects in India, where developing infrastructure remains vital to maintaining the country's economic growth. According to the Freedonia Group, India was the world's fourth largest aggregate market in 2006, with annual demand of up to 1.1 billion metric tons. Sales have risen an average of 7.7% annually over the past 10 years compared to a global average of approximately 4.4%, with roughly 40% of the demand being for crushed stone. The quarry market is fragmented, with much of India's aggregate supply coming from small local quarries.

About India Globalization Capital

India Globalization Capital is an infrastructure and materials company operating in India, and builds roads, bridges and highways, and provides materials to the infrastructure industry in India and China. The Company has offices in Maryland, Mauritius, Nagpur, Cochin, Delhi, and Bangalore. For more information about India Globalization Capital, please visit www.indiaglobalcap.com.

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