With a focus on helping India develop its nascent infrastructure and achieve prominence and its rightful position as one of the great nations of the world, Ramose Infra Private Limited incorporated in the year 1995, beginning as a team of engineers undertaking the infrastructure development for the residential township of Kant Enclave, a development set in 425 acres (1.72 million square metres) of prime real estate bordering New Delhi.

Following the announcement of the National Hydro Power Policy in 1998, that allowed for the development of small hydro-power projects within the country by private companies, the company foresaw opportunities for construction of these, and decided to diversify into this area. It quickly built up the experience and the competence needed to undertake the construction of these dams and has to its credit the construction of the first private small hydro-power project in the rocky and difficult terrain of the Himalayas, completing Rajwakti 4.4 MW in the state of Uttarakhand within a period of 30 months. This success gave Ramose Infra the confidence to undertake bigger projects and it completed Vanala 15 MW, also within a timeframe of 30 months. Deciding to undertake bigger projects still, it is now starting work on two more projects that have a total rated power of 70 MW.

Very recently acquired projects are the contracts for the Himachal Pradesh Road and other Infrastructure Development Corporation (HPRIDC) project of road widening in the state of Himachal Pradesh, and the Engineering Projects of India Limited (EPIL) project for the construction of an Intermodal IWT Terminal on the Ganges at Varanasi.

As a company Ramose Infra ensures that all its construction activities cause the minimum of ecological/environmental impact and social disruption. We try to conserve natural resources and the biology as best we can and to minimise the pollution of the environment, and always take measures to ensure that the ecological and social balance of the site is restored to as much of the original state as possible.

Ramose Infra adheres to the highest professional standards at all times and strives to always maintain these. It has both the ISO 9001:2008 for quality management and the ISO 14001: 2004 certification for environmental management. In the field of construction, unforeseen mishaps always happen but the company tries to ensure a safe workplace that minimises the risk of accidents and injuries. The company prides itself in providing equal opportunities for all and follows a non-discrimination policy.

A dynamic and ambitious company with a dedicated staff and an ethos of hard work, Ramose Infra has come a long way since its inception and now looks at broader horizons, with the intent to establish a global presence in the field of construction and infrastructure development.