Varaha Infra Limited and India’s first international highway project being executed out of India on an engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) contract from India’s National Highways Authority (NHAI) amounting to USD 184 million — marking Varaha’s debut in international infrastructure.

The project covers approximately 112–120 km of road, connecting Kalewa and Yagyi in terrain characterized by complex hilly landscapes and narrow valleys. Crossing a highly eco sensitive zone of elephant sanctuary recognised by the United Nation.

This high-impact project involves upgrading the Kalewa–Yagyi road section in western Myanmar’s Sagaing region, a key corridor in the India-Myanmar-Thailand trilateral highway network. Strategically, the project is a vital part of India’s Act East policy, designed to boost regional connectivity, trade, and engagement with Southeast Asia through advanced cross-border infrastructure.