Urban Infrastructure & Housing
Industrial-scale integrated townships addressing India's 80–100 million unit housing shortage with master-planned smart cities.
Royal Indian Raj International Corporation (RIRIC) is an Overseas Corporate Body incorporated in Nevada with executive offices in Vancouver, New York, London, Bangalore and New Delhi. Since 1999, RIRIC has been first among western companies to recognise the potential of India's reformed economy — partnering with global leaders to deliver priority infrastructure at national scale.
India is the awakening giant — the second-largest nation in Asia, the fourth-largest economy in the world, and home to the planet's fastest-growing middle class. The 1991 liberalisation removed the barriers to trade and foreign investment; what remains is an extraordinary opportunity to build the physical and digital infrastructure of an emerging superpower.
RIRIC's objective is to be a leading force in building the New India — taking a principal role in the country's growth as it becomes increasingly competitive, dynamic and open to global capital and technology.
RIRIC partners with global leaders across six priority infrastructure sectors accorded high-priority status by the Government of India, applying proven international corporate models to the nascent opportunities of the newly opened Indian marketplace.
Industrial-scale integrated townships addressing India's 80–100 million unit housing shortage with master-planned smart cities.
Hot-in-place asphalt recycling and modern road construction in alliance with Martec Recycling Corporation — timely, cost-effective, environmentally supportive.
National high-speed broadband, wireless-ISP and digital dispatch networks bringing millions of Indians online with 21st-century connectivity.
Integrated B2B / ASP interface, distance education and software applications targeted at India's 350 million-strong middle class.
DTH satellite broadcasting, VSAT applications, major TV production and the WonderWorks India theme-park program.
An estimated $4 billion deal with Choice Hotels for 15,000 budget hotel rooms across India, and an exclusive electronic lottery (Lotto India) for an $8B annual market.
“India is one of the most exciting emerging markets in the world.” — Ernst & Young