Interarch Building Solutions Aims For 18% Growth In FY26: Managing Director
On the potential order book outlook, Arvind Nanda explains that pre-engineered building projects typically complete within 10–12 months, preventing large order backlogs.

Pre-engineered construction solution provider Interarch Building Solutions Ltd. expects a 17.5% growth in FY26, according to managing director Arvind Nanda.
The infrastructure company also eyes 20% growth annually for the next two years.
Speaking to NDTV Profit on Tuesday, Nanda said that beyond FY28, he anticipates even higher growth rates with capacity enhancement in production, engineering and sales.
"For FY26, we are anticipating 17.5%, then 20% and 20%. And I think, seeing what the market is performing, how the business is coming in, I think we'll have to plan for a little higher growth going forward from FY28," Nanda said.
"But because it takes about a year to get into additional capacity, not only for production, but also for engineering and sales, etc., we are anticipating that after FY28, the percentage should increase. But till FY28, we are anticipating a production and sales turnover of Rs 2,500 crore," he said.
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On the Q4 FY25 results, Nanda highlighted that strong numbers were supported by a robust order pipeline and government focus on sectors like semiconductors, EVs and data centres.
"There's a huge private sector push also. A lot of foreign companies are coming in with this, we're trying to be a part of the supply chain, which the government is encouraging with your FTAs," he said.
On the potential order book outlook, Nanda explained that pre-engineered building projects typically complete within 10–12 months, preventing large order backlogs.
"A lot depends on how our capacity is growing, because our capacity also means we have to grow engineering design, production, and project management," Nanda added.
To support growth, Interarch is currently expanding capacity with new plants in Andhra Pradesh and Kichha, Uttarakhand, and land acquisition in Gujarat. The company is also opening engineering offices in the southern states.