“India is undertaking an extraordinary transformation of its infrastructure landscape. Our discussion with Minister Gadkari reinforced the tremendous opportunity to combine India’s ambition and scale with global experience, German engineering excellence and technology. We look forward to exploring meaningful ways in which Nemetschek Group can contribute to this journey and support India’s vision for world-class infrastructure.” Yves Padrines, CEO, Nemetschek Group
A senior leadership delegation from Germany-based Nemetschek Group, led by Yves Padrines, CEO, Nemetschek Group, along with Sunil Pandita, CEO, ALLPLAN and CDO; Alok Sharma, Managing Director & Vice President – India; Deepti Khanna, Head – Business; and Sankar Pitta, Head – Marketing, recently met Nitin Gadkari, Union Minister for Road Transport & Highways, to explore opportunities for collaboration and synergies with the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH).
The discussions centred on India’s unprecedented infrastructure growth and the opportunity to bring together India’s scale and ambition with German engineering, technology and global expertise to support the next generation of infrastructure delivery.
With infrastructure projects becoming increasingly complex and interconnected, the discussion explored how global experience, digitalisation and new approaches to project planning and delivery can help improve efficiency, coordination, quality and predictability across the infrastructure lifecycle.
Nemetschek Group brings more than six decades of experience working with leading architecture, engineering and construction organizations worldwide. Its technologies and solutions have contributed to projects and built environments across major global markets, supporting some of the world’s most complex buildings, infrastructure and construction programmes.
The meeting also highlighted the importance of creating stronger connections between technology providers, engineering organizations, project owners, consultants, academia and the wider construction ecosystem to accelerate innovation in India.
India’s infrastructure ambitions present a significant opportunity for global technology and engineering companies to contribute to the country’s growth story. Nemetschek Group views India as a strategic market and is committed to building deeper partnerships within the Indian ecosystem.
Yves Padrines, CEO, Nemetschek Group, said: “India is undertaking an extraordinary transformation of its infrastructure landscape. Our discussion with Minister Gadkari reinforced the tremendous opportunity to combine India’s ambition and scale with global experience, German engineering excellence and technology. We look forward to exploring meaningful ways in which Nemetschek Group can contribute to this journey and support India’s vision for world-class infrastructure.”
