Archive · 18 Dec 2025
Antony Waste subsidiary wins ₹1,330 crore BMC contracts
A company called Antony Waste Handling Cell Ltd has a subsidiary that won big contracts worth ₹1,330 crore from the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC).
This subsidiary is part of a group that includes three other companies.
The group will be responsible for managing the city's solid waste.
The main company's shares went up a lot after this news, by about 19%.
The group will work together to handle the waste management for Mumbai for seven years.
They will collect and transport about 1,250 metric tonnes of waste every day.
A famous school called MIT owns some shares in the company.
Antony Waste subsidiary consortium wins ₹1,330 crore municipal solid waste contracts from BMC.
Consortium comprises AG Enviro Infra Projects (51%), Jigar Transport (29%), and M. K. Enterprises (20%).
Antony Waste Handling Cell Ltd shares surged as much as 19% to ₹518.40 on BSE.
Contracts awarded for municipal solid waste management in Mumbai for a 7-year duration.
Consortium will handle the collection and transportation of approximately 1,250 metric tonnes per day (MTPD) of solid waste.
- Who
- Antony Waste Handling Cell Ltd subsidiary consortium
- What
- Won municipal solid waste contracts
- When
- Not specified
- Where
- Mumbai, India (BMC jurisdiction)
- Why
- To manage municipal solid waste
- Contract Value
- ₹1,330 crore
- Consortium Members
- AG Enviro Infra Projects (51%), Jigar Transport (29%), M. K. Enterprises (20%)
- Antony Waste Share Price
- ₹509.05 (up 16.90%)
- Contract Duration
- 7 years
- Waste Volume
- 1,250 metric tonnes per day
- MIT Stake
- 6.93%
Sources
Antony Waste subsidiary bags ₹1,330 crore municipal solid waste contracts from BMC
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