Hindustan Construction Company on Facebook 

Hindustan Construction Company Limited, known across Indian infrastructure as HCC, is a Mumbai-based engineering and construction pioneer founded in 1926 by Seth Walchand Hirachand. For a century the listed firm has taken on transport, hydro, nuclear, water and industrial packages that other contractors often treat as too heavy or too specialised. Headquarters remain at Hincon House, LBS Marg, Vikhroli (West). Public contact includes contactus@hccindia.com. Scale markers the company itself publishes include thousands of lane-kilometres of highways, hundreds of kilometres of tunnelling, and a large share of India installed nuclear and hydro capacity that HCC helped build. Transport work covers roads, highways, expressways, bridges, railways, metro and MRTS systems, and ports and marine structures. Hydroelectric packages include dams, barrages, tunnels, powerhouses and shafts. Nuclear work has reached reactor buildings, auxiliary blocks, spent-fuel facilities, safety-pump houses and control buildings. Water solutions span supply, bulk transmission, irrigation, treatment plants and aqueducts. Buildings and industrial jobs take the same crews into hydrocarbon, metals, process plants, factories and residential, commercial and institutional complexes. Landmarks that sit in the public gallery include the Bandra-Worli Sea Link, Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant, the Pir Panjal Railway Tunnel, Mumbai Coastal Road packages and the Anji Khad cable-stayed bridge, alongside hydro stations from Kishanganga to Tala, metro corridors in Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru and Chennai, and long-span river crossings such as Bogibeel. Recent news on the corporate site still shows large water, metro, railway and hydro awards, including work in Bhutan and Jammu and Kashmir. Official Facebook, LinkedIn and YouTube pages carry films, contract wins and centenary colour. They are not tender counters or investor-grievance desks. Shareholder and project questions belong on the published contact routes. Follow the channels for the century-old contractor, then verify every claim at hccindia.com. The gallery also shows naval and industrial campuses, irrigation pumping schemes and strategic oil storage, which is why HCC still presents itself as a heavy-civil specialist rather than a pure highway developer.