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Interarch Building Solutions has announced plans to invest ₹100 crore in a new manufacturing unit in Andhra Pradesh to produce pre-engineered steel structures.
The facility, spread across 20 acres, will have an annual capacity of 25,000 metric tonnes and is scheduled to begin operations by Q2 FY27. The project will generate over 200 direct and indirect jobs, contributing to regional economic growth.
CEO Manish Garg stated that the unit will support faster construction of multi-storey steel buildings, offering sustainable and resilient solutions tailored to India’s infrastructure needs. The move aligns with Interarch’s strategy to expand its capacity and strengthen its leadership in high-rise steel building solutions.
Interarch, a pioneer in turnkey pre-engineered building (PEB) solutions, operates integrated facilities spanning design, engineering, manufacturing, and project management. This new investment underscores its commitment to innovation, sustainability, and industrial development in India.
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