Interarch Building Solutions is positioning itself as a key beneficiary of India’s rapid data centre expansion, with a newly inaugurated heavy structural steel plant in Andhra Pradesh and an order book of ₹1,864 crore reinforcing its capacity to meet rising demand for modular steel frameworks. A reported ₹89 crore contract to supply pre-engineered steel structures for a data centre has not been independently verified, though it aligns with the company’s broader push into high-growth segments including data centres, semiconductors and electric vehicles.
The company’s total order book stood at ₹1,864 crore as of July 31, 2026. For Q1 FY27, revenue from operations grew 20.7 per cent year-on-year to ₹459.65 crore, up from ₹381 crore in the same period last year, while EBITDA rose 24.6 per cent to ₹39.4 crore, expanding operating margins slightly to 8.6 per cent. Profit after tax remained largely flat at ₹28.2 crore.
Interarch commissioned its heavy structural steel manufacturing facility at Attivaram, Andhra Pradesh, with an initial capacity of 24,000 MT per annum, supporting geographic diversification and lower logistics costs for southern and eastern markets. Turnkey execution of pre-engineered buildings offers a structural advantage, cutting traditional construction timelines by up to 30–40 per cent, positioning the company to capture rising demand as modular steel frameworks increasingly replace standard civil works in India’s data centre buildout.
