RITES, Crisil sign MoU to offer data-driven infrastructure solutions 
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RITES, Crisil sign MoU to offer data-driven infrastructure solutions

RITES on Wednesday signed an MoU with Crisil Limited to jointly offer integrated, data-driven infrastructure solutions across multiple sectors in India and overseas

PSU Watch Bureau

New Delhi: RITES Limited on Wednesday signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Crisil Limited to jointly offer integrated, data-driven infrastructure solutions across multiple sectors in India and overseas.

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Under the partnership, the two organisations will combine RITES’ expertise in transport infrastructure and engineering consultancy with Crisil’s capabilities in data intelligence, analytics, research and advisory services.

The collaboration will explore consultancy assignments and infrastructure opportunities across sectors such as railways, metro rail, highways, expressways, airports, ports, ropeways, bridges, tunnels, urban transport, energy, water resources, hydropower, wastewater management and industrial infrastructure.

According to an official statement, the partnership aims to strengthen analytical and advisory support for infrastructure projects through market intelligence, data validation, financial due diligence, valuation support and the development of analytical models for consultancy assignments undertaken by RITES.

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RITES Limited is a transport infrastructure consultancy and engineering company, while Crisil Limited is a global analytics firm with expertise in ratings, research, data and advisory solutions across domestic and international markets.

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