Hazoor Multi Projects (HMPL) has acquired Quippo Oil and Gas Infrastructure (Quippo) through a competitive Swiss Challenge bidding process. The company is aiming to strategically expand into India’s upstream Oil & Gas sector, with a particular focus on offshore services-marking a significant step toward growth, diversification, and long-term value creation.
By integrating Quippo’s established oilfield service capabilities with HMPL’s proven execution excellence, the Company is well-positioned to unlock operational synergies across its infrastructure and energy verticals, thereby establishing a structurally advantaged platform for sustainable value creation. This acquisition immediately strengthens HMPL’s eligibility to pursue large-scale offshore and integrated energy service contracts-both within India and in key emerging international markets.
Hazoor Multi Projects is a leading player in the Indian infrastructure sector, specializing in a diverse range of projects including road construction, bridges, flyovers, and other civil engineering works.
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