Interarch Building Products secures orders worth Rs 634cr in H1 FY25

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, a leading player in the pre-engineered building sector, has announced securing orders worth INR 634 crore during the first half of FY25. The company confirmed that these deals were split between INR 341 crore in Q1 and INR 293 crore in Q2, up until 14th September 2024. As of mid-September, Interarch’s total order book stood at an impressive INR 1,350 crore.

Key orders included major contracts from Reliance Industries for INR 114 crore and Ampin Solar for INR 60 crore during Q1 FY25. Other notable deals involved for INR 22 crore, Vinplex Logistics for INR 19 crore, and for INR 14 crore. During the second quarter, orders poured in from Amaraja Infra (INR 50 crore) and (INR 26 crore), underscoring Interarch’s growing footprint in both infrastructure and manufacturing sectors.

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Managing Director Arvind Nanda noted that the company’s strong financial performance reflected its leadership in the pre-engineered building market. He highlighted the contracts in the automotive, renewable energy, and semiconductor sectors as evidence of the company’s growing diversification. Arvind Nanda also emphasised Interarch’s commitment to expanding its presence across new sectors, leveraging its advanced design and manufacturing capabilities.

Robust order book sets new record

Interarch’s order book crossing INR 1,350 crore by mid-September 2024 is a record-setting achievement for the company. The major clients contributing to this growth are spread across key sectors including automotive, solar energy, logistics, and manufacturing. Reliance Industries led the list of clients, with a contract valued at INR 114 crore, showcasing the scale of Interarch’s projects.

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The company’s significant orders in the renewable energy sector, including contracts from Ampin Solar and Beumer India, reflect its strategic focus on sustainability. This sector alone accounted for substantial business in the first half of FY25, further solidifying the company’s role in India’s green transition.

Future opportunities in a growing market

Experts in the industry agree that the market for pre-engineered buildings is on an upward trajectory. As infrastructure development and industrial demand grow, companies like Interarch are poised to benefit from large-scale contracts. Industry analysts expect continued growth, driven by government initiatives to boost renewable energy and automotive manufacturing. Arvind Nanda stated that Interarch is actively looking for more opportunities in these high-growth areas while maintaining its focus on delivering quality products.

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Expanding product portfolio enhances competitiveness

Interarch’s strong performance can also be attributed to its diversified product portfolio, which ranges from TRACDEK metal roofing systems to load-bearing wall framing systems for non-industrial buildings. The company’s ability to cater to a variety of sectors with tailored solutions has allowed it to remain competitive in the highly dynamic pre-engineered building market. Interarch’s focus on quality and durability continues to win trust from both new and returning clients.


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