HSCC India has achieved a rapid manifold growth over the last five years and established trust and confidence of its clients. Gyanesh Pandey, CMD, HSCC, in an interaction with Prathiba Raju, elucidates about various projects handled by the Miniratna company
Usually PSUs are blamed for a lackadaisical approach and they are termed to be low performers compared to private players. HSCC is set to have changed the trend. Can you share the secret?
Well, the secret of our success is only the sincere effort, hard work and team effort due to which we are able to deliver the projects on time with maintaining the quality and are within the approved cost . By increasing employee efficiency and making each employee result oriented, enables us to become more competitive among our peers.
How do you choose the projects? How many projects are right now in your kitty and their worth?
HSCC has the experience of creating a diverse range of hospital infrastructure including cancer, cardiac care, mother and child, burn, trauma, emergency, OPD, neurology, orthopaedics, respiratory, AYUSH, UNANI, ayurveda, homeopathy, etc. HSCC is instrumental in setting up BSL-III & BSL-IV Lab in India for the first time. HSCC adopts the twin criteria in choosing projects – the first being our commercial interest and other our professional satisfaction. To have a regional spread, we are now scouting for business abroad as well as neighbouring countries. The total healthcare projects in our kitty are more than 100, aggregating an excess of ₹1500 crores.
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