Pre-engineered building (PEB) manufacturers in India are expected to record revenue growth of 10–12 per cent over the current and next fiscal years, according to a report by CRISIL. The projection comes on the back of strong demand from industrial expansion and large-scale infrastructure development across the country.
The PEB sector has been gaining momentum in recent years, driven by the growing preference for faster, cost-effective and sustainable construction solutions. With infrastructure projects ramping up and industries such as warehousing, logistics, and manufacturing requiring quick-to-build facilities, demand for PEB structures has surged significantly.
CRISIL’s analysis highlights that rising investments in sectors such as e-commerce, automotive, and renewable energy are fuelling the need for modern warehouses, factories and industrial plants—most of which rely on pre-engineered building solutions. This trend is expected to sustain growth, enabling manufacturers to capitalise on strong order pipelines.
In addition, government initiatives aimed at boosting infrastructure, including highways, industrial corridors, and smart cities, are providing further opportunities for the PEB industry. Analysts suggest that the segment’s adaptability and efficiency are making it a vital contributor to India’s construction ecosystem, reducing project timelines while ensuring quality and scalability.
Industry experts note that while raw material price fluctuations remain a challenge, the robust demand outlook and steady capacity additions are likely to offset cost pressures. With manufacturers increasingly focusing on technology integration, automation and green building practices, the sector is well-positioned for long-term growth.
The projected double-digit revenue growth signals a positive trajectory for PEB manufacturers, underlining their role in supporting India’s rapid industrialisation and infrastructure development.
