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NEW DELHI, June 1 Asia Pulse - The "Touch & Go" ticketing system at Malaysian highways and car parks will be used in India, after a Malaysian-based company, Tenaga Group, clinched a contract to manage the automated parking management system at the Hyderabad International Airport that will be commissioned next March.
Tenaga Parking (India) Pvt Ltd, the Indian arm of Tenaga Group, secured the three-year contract to operate the car park facility, designed to accommodate 3,500 vehicles, in the face of tough competition from car park specialists from Australian, South Africna and Indian companies.
"We had the edge over the foreign companies because of our experience in managing car parks in this region," Tenaga Parking general manager Rashpal Singh Deo told Bernama here.
Under the deal, Tenaga will use the "Touch n Go" system at the airport, which is set to handle 12 million passengers a year by 2020.
Describing the project as a tough challenge for the company in India, where paid parking is a relatively new concept, Rashpal said Tenaga will use its Sri Lanka experience to implement the system in Hyderabad.
In Colombo, Tenaga, whose core business is managing automated ...
Source: HighBeam Research, MALAYSIAN FIRM TAKES 'TOUCH N GO' TO HYDERABAD AIRPORT CAR PARK.