Zamil Industrial, an international group, announced a new joint venture with New Delhi Tele-Towers Pvt. Limited, a company headquartered in India that provides infrastructure solutions to telecom operators.

The partnership, named Zamil New Delhi Infrastructure Pvt. Ltd., will operate from New Delhi, India, and focus on the supply of telecom towers, accompanying shelters fitted with the appropriate sandwich panels, customized air conditioning equipment and power interface units. It will also supply a range of related support products, along with comprehensive installation and maintenance services. Abdulla Al Zamil, COO, Zamil Industrial, commenting on the venture, stated: " It is exciting to become an active participant in the telecom business in India, as the possibilities for growth and innovation are endless. At Zamil Industrial, we are confident that our extensive resources and capacity for innovation and creativity will provide a solid, supportive platform from which to develop efficient, cost effective and top quality solutions for telecom operators."

According to the company’s press release, the joint venture combines the resources of New Delhi Tele-Towers Private Ltd with the production capacity of the existing Zamil Steel factory located in Pune, India, as well as the Zamil Industrial affiliated air conditioning facility – Advantec Coils – in Himachal Pradesh in Northern India and various Zamil Industrial facilities in Saudi Arabia. It marks the first Zamil Industrial offering of all its major product lines in the form of an entirely new business entity. Ramesh Awtaney, CEO of New Delhi Tele-Towers Pvt. Ltd, said: "As telecom operators cope with astronomical growth, they are searching for the right businesses to take on the responsibility of building and servicing passive infrastructures – leaving operators free to focus on network development and providing innovative solutions to their customer base. We believe that Zamil New Delhi Infrastructure Pvt. Ltd. is a 'right place – right time' solution to an urgent industry need."