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EPACK Prefab, India’s pre-engineered building (PEB) manufacturers, has announced its ambitious plan to construct India’s fastest factory building structure using advanced prefab and PEB technology in a record-breaking 150 hours. The project is scheduled to commence on November 18^th in Mambattu, Andhra Pradesh.

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EPACK Prefab, one of India’s leading turnkey solution providers for pre-engineered building (PEB), pre-fabricated modular structures and insulation products, today announced raising USD 20 million in its first funding round from GEF Capital Partners, a leading global private equity fund.

EPACK Prefab, a leader in pre-engineered buildings, has raised $20 million from GEF Capital Partners to expand its operations. Founded in 1999, the company aims to boost manufacturing, enhance R&D for energy-efficient technologies, and grow its presence nationally and internationally.

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This is a major achievement for the construction industry, setting a new benchmark for effeciency and innovation in building and construction. The impact of this feat will resonate across the industry. I deeply appreciate EPACK Prefab’s relentless pursuit of innovation, quality, and excellence in the prefab sector.

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EPACK Prefab has announced its ambitious plan to construct India’s fastest factory building structure using advanced prefab and PEB technology in a record-breaking 150 hours. The project is scheduled to commence on November 20 in Mambattu, Andhra Pradesh.

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EPACK Durable Ltd on Thursday reported ₹4.83 crore consolidated net profit for the third quarter ended December 2023.

EPACK Prefab, one of India’s fastest-growing pre-engineered buildings and prefabricated structures producers, announced that it is steadfast towards momentous 48% growth in order book for FY24 in comparison to FY23, standing at INR 1,233 cr. In FY25, EPACK Prefab expects to add 35% more orders from sectors like industrial, institutional, multistory building, warehousing and airports, etc.

Pre-Engineered Buildings (PEBs) can help to reduce the emissions related to construction processes. PEBs have lower greenhouse gas emissions and reduced reliance on natural resources, thereby significantly cutting down the environmental impact compared to traditional construction.

इस तरह के कंस्ट्रक्शन में आधा से अधिक काम फैक्ट्री में ही पूरा हो जाता है. प्रीफैब्रिकेटेड के क्षेत्र में काम कर रही कंपनी ईपैक प्रीफैब के एक्जिक्टिव डायरेक्टर निखिल बोथरा कहते हैं कि इस तकनीक से कंस्ट्रक्शन का 90% का फैक्ट्री में पूरा हो जाता है. फील्ड पर सिर्फ नट-बोल्टिंग का काम किया जाता है. वह कहते हैं कि इस सेक्टर में अभी असली ग्रोथ आना बाकी है.

As we reflect on the recent Paris Olympics, it’s evident that India’s rich sporting talent holds immense potential for global recognition. However, to harness this potential and elevate our performance, we must focus on developing our sports infrastructure across the nation.

At this juncture, when India is actively pursuing ambitious green goals such as reducing the intensity of emissions in the economy by 45% by 2030 in comparison to 2005 levels and achieving net-zero by 2070, radical transformation in the building and construction sector becomes inevitable.