The operations for Ramose Infra commenced with Kant Enclave, a residential development set in 425 acres (1.72 million square metres) of prime real estate bordering New Delhi. The infrastructure development included road-works, landscaping, water and sewage systems, and electrical and communication systems. A dry, barren area on difficult and rocky terrain was transformed into a habitable zone with all modern facilities and conveniences. Also included is the proposed development of five film studios, and over five hundred luxury apartments. Works on related social and sports amenities are at an advanced stage of progress.

Since then, Ramose Infra has diversified into the construction of hydro-electric power plants for the generation of electricity in the Himalayas to supply power to the Government of India. Ramose Infra has already constructed and commissioned two of these, Rajwakti, rated at 4.4MW and Vanala, rated at 15MW, with work on the third and fourth projects, Dewali and Melkhet rated at 13MW and 56 MW respectively, scheduled to start in the spring of 2011.

During the building of these projects, Ramose Infra garnered the necessary and critical experience required to construct dams and other structures in high mountainous terrain that is also earthquake prone. The company has developed the skills to design and fabricate concrete as well as steel structures. Though the company does outsource some design work to consultancy houses with which it has developed links over the years, most of the design work is done in-house. Ramose Infra has a varied and experienced staff of managers, designers and engineers, who with their diverse range of work experience help provide a broad range of services and expertise in the company’s areas of operation.

Very recently, Ramose Infra has received the HPRIDC contract to widen and strengthen the Theog-Kothkhai-Hathkoti-Rohru road in Himachal Pradesh and the EPIL contract to build a jetty on the river Ganges at Varanasi.