Interarch Building Solutions discussed new Andhra Pradesh heavy structures plant ramp-up, QIP fundraise and order book growth outlook

Thu 1 Oct 2026

Phase one capacity

24,000 tonnes

Revenue contribution this year from phase one

100 crore rupees

Total complex capacity

80,000 tonnes

Revised FY27-28 revenue estimate

2,700 crore rupees

Peak revenue potential of plant

1,000 crore rupees

Heard on Live TV News Channel between 09:42:32 - 09:45:32 IST.

• Phase one of Andhra Pradesh heavy structures plant commercialized, capacity 24,000 tonnes, expected to contribute about 100 crore rupees in remainder of FY26, mainly in Q4.
• Total complex capacity will be 80,000 tonnes across three phases; phase two to commercialize by March 2027, phase three by December 2027-January 2028.
• Company raised FY27-28 revenue estimate from 2,500 crore to 2,700 crore rupees due to phase one start; peak revenue potential of the plant alone pegged at about 1,000 crore rupees, fully flowing in by FY29-30.
• Margins expected to stay flat in percentage terms near-term as costs are reinvested into sales engineering and capacity building, with operating leverage unlocking after two years.
• Company raised QIP size from 100 crore to 250 crore rupees, with about 200 crore earmarked for phase two and three of the heavy structures plant and remainder for a new PEB plant in Gujarat; QIP expected to conclude within this quarter.
• Order book is nearly equivalent to a year's revenue; company won an 89 crore rupee order for data center steel structures; management said it could realistically double revenue in five years, citing demand from data centers and semiconductors.

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