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Demand for plug-and-play construction and warehousing facilities in the auto sector growing

Pre-engineered building and construction solutions provider EPACK PREFAB has completed construction of 3.2 million square feet of industrial facilities worth Rs 203 crore for leading automobile companies in India.
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The company has created the facilities for Hero MotoCorp Ltd, ASK Automotive, ACE, Ashok Leyland, SML Isuzu, Honda India Power Products Ltd, JK Tyre & Industries Limited, JBM, and others.

The company in a statement to ET Infra highlighted that automobile companies are adopting pre-engineered buildings for the expansion and establishment of their manufacturing facilities.

“As the demand for manufacturing and warehousing facilities accelerates, these structures provide the accelerated solution. The adoption of pre-engineered structures in the automotive industry is driven by the need to rapidly expand production and warehousing facilities while maintaining cost- efficiency, adaptability, and high-quality standards,” Sanjay Singhania, Managing Director of EPACK PREFAB, said in the statement.

“Pre-engineered structures are sustainable which aligns with the automotive industry’s increasing focus on eco-friendly manufacturing practices and green technologies,” Singhania added

The company outlined that as automobile companies throughout India continue to expand their production capacities, the adoption of pre-engineered buildings is set to continue its upward trend and can lead to time saving of up to 50%, expediting project completion and enabling businesses to commence operations more swiftly.

“This forward-thinking approach not only streamlines construction procedures but also plays a crucial role in promoting the sustainable growth of the nation’s infrastructure by reducing carbon emissions by as much as 60%,” the release further added.

For financial year 2023-24, the company is looking to close the year with an order book of Rs. 1,400 crore and in the next 12 months, expects to secure an extra 17% of its orders from automakers.

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