India’s Pre-Engineered Buildings (PEB) sector is undergoing rapid industrial expansion, driven by soaring demand across infrastructure, logistics, and manufacturing, along with strong policy support from the government. Major industry players—including Tata BlueScope, Kirby Building Systems, Jindal Buildsys, Everest Industries, Interarch, and Lloyd Insulations-are ramping up capacities to meet the growing market needs.
According to sources, these companies are investing in technology, automation, and plant upgrades to capture larger market share as demand surges. Kirby Building Systems, one of the pioneers in the Indian PEB segment, currently operates five manufacturing facilities across India, with a combined annual production capacity exceeding 400,000 metric tonnes. The company is also expanding its export footprint in Asia and the Middle East.
Interarch Building Products, another key player, has announced plans to increase its PEB production capacity to 200,000 metric tonnes by mid-2025. The move comes on the back of significant project wins and a healthy order pipeline. According to report, the company recently secured a ₹300 crore turnkey PEB contract, underscoring the sector’s growth momentum.
These capacity expansions are further supported by proactive government initiatives, including the Make in India programme, the development of industrial corridors, and an increased focus on logistics and warehousing infrastructure. As per the reports, streamlined regulatory frameworks and standardization of building codes are also enabling faster approvals and ease of doing business in the construction segment.
With strong public-private alignment and robust domestic steel supply, India’s PEB ecosystem is well-positioned for sustained growth. As market competition intensifies, innovation, capacity building, and supply chain efficiency will be critical for companies aiming to lead the next phase of industrial construction.
