Global engineering, infrastructure and project management consultancy firm, Meinhardt plans to invest over Rs 100 crore this year to increase its footprint in India. Meinhardt will be increasing its presence in Kolkata, Mumbai and in a Southern city within a year. It has initiated talks to acquire a couple of consultancy firms engaged in water supply and sewerage space. Talking about the firm’s plans for India Rajesh Srivastava, MD-Meinhardt India, said, “The growth curve of Indian economy is at an all-time high and contributing to the upswing is the Infrastructure sector in particular. Growth in this sector is driven primarily by globalisation of Indian corporate, growing presence of foreign businesses
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