Madhya Pradesh
Project 1
This 16.8 KM Bicable Ropeway with a capacity of 150 Tonnes Per Hour from Amarkantak Mines to Choktipani was designed, erected and commissioned on turnkey basis for Bharat Aluminium Co. Ltd., Korba.
Project 2
This 18.3 Km Bi-cable Ropeway with a capacity of 50 tonnes per hour transports from Phutakapahar mines to plant .It is the longest ropeway made on mountainous terrain. It was designed, erected and commissioned on a turnkey basis for Bharat Aluminium Co. Ltd. in Korba
Karnataka
A 10.5 KM long, 550 Tonnes per Hour capacity Ropeway was constructed for Hindustan Steel Works Construction Limited on a turnkey basis. The purpose of this ropeway was to transport sand and other materials for the construction of the Supa Dam in Karnataka.
Maharashtra
Project 1
Constructed on turnkey basis for the Maharashtra State Electricity Board, Nagpur this 13.5 KM Ropeway is of 450 Tonnes per hour capacity. It carries coal for the power plant at Kamptee–Koradi, Maharashtra.
Project 2
A Mono-cable Ropeway for Koradi Thermal Power Station to carry coal at Pipla-Patansaongi. It has a carrying capacity of 80 TPH. Constructed for the Maharashtra State Electricity Board, Mumbai.
Trivandrum
An aerial ropeway Contructed for Malabar Cement Limited in Trivandrum. It is 6.5 KM long having a capacity of 200 Tonnes Per hour.
West Bengal
Designed and erected for Damodar Cement and Slag Limited, Madhukunda on a turn-key basis. It is a 150 Tonnes per Hour capacity Monocable Ropeway. It is 5.6 KM long from Burnpur to Madhukunda.
Bhutan
Design & Engineering, Supply, Testing & Supervision of erection installation of Ropeway over Barsa River was undertaken for the Bhutan Carbide & Chemicals Limited, Bhutan.
Nepal
Project 1
A Bi-cable Ropeway of 200 TPH capacity at Udaipur, Nepal built for Udaipur Cement Plant, a Govt. of Nepal enterprise. It was made in the consortium of PWH of Germany.
Project 2
Built for Nepal Orind Magnesite Ltd., Kathmandu, Nepal. It has a capacity of 150 TPH and is a Monocable Ropeway. It is 11.2 KM long from Kharidunga to Lamasangu in Nepal.