Interarch Building Products and Jindal Steel & Power have joined forces to improve India’s urban infrastructure by pushing steel for multi-story buildings and major developments using sustainable, high-performance solutions and innovation.

Interarch Building Products Limited, a pioneer in Pre-Engineered Building (PEB) solutions, has formed a strategic alliance with Jindal Steel & Power Ltd (JSPL), a leading steel manufacturer. This collaboration aims to transform India’s urban infrastructure by promoting steel as the preferable material for multi-story buildings, data centres, and large constructions.

This collaboration will combine Interarch’s expertise in design, engineering, production, and project management with JSPL’s cutting-edge manufacturing facilities for heavier structures, allowing the development of high-performance steel solutions. The two companies hope to drive innovation in the building industry by promoting sustainable and efficient urban development approaches. Steel is becoming the preferred material for modern urban building due to its speed, strength, adaptability, and sustainability. The partnership between Interarch and JSPL aims to meet these demands by combining the former’s PEB building expertise with the latter’s superior steel production capabilities.

Arvind Nanda, Founder and Managing Director of Interarch Building Products Limited, says, “Our partnership with Jindal Steel & Power marks a significant step in transforming India’s urban landscape. By enhancing the sustainability and efficiency of construction, we aim to support India’s vision for smarter, safer cities.”

Ajay Agarwal, EVP, Construction Material Business, Jindal Steel & Power Ltd, adds, “This strategic partnership with Interarch underscores our commitment to transforming India’s urban infrastructure. By integrating our high-quality, innovative steel solutions with Interarch’s engineering expertise, we aim to set new benchmarks for sustainable, future-ready construction practices that meet the demands of a rapidly evolving nation.”

Additional areas of collaboration

• Marketing & Awareness Campaigns: Architects and developers can promote the benefits of steel construction through collaborative activities such as seminars, webinars, and conferences.
• Technical Expertise & Training: Workshops and technical tools to educate industry professionals on the most recent steel design and building methods.
• Advocacy & Policy Support: Collaboration with industry associations and government agencies to advocate favourable policies for steel-based construction.

This collaboration is a significant step towards improving India’s urban infrastructure and meeting the growing demand for sustainable and long-lasting construction solutions.