Archive · 7 Nov 2025
Methods India to Set Up New Unit as Order Book Reaches ₹600 Crore
Methods India, a company that builds big conveyor systems and does special metal work, is planning to build a new factory.
They have a lot of work, worth 600 crore rupees, and more people are ordering things from them in India and other countries.
Their factory needs to be bigger to make all the parts and put them together for large projects.
This new factory will help them make more things and finish jobs faster for their customers around the world.
They have been in business for a long time and have completed thousands of projects in many different countries.
They also work with other companies to bring new technology to their work.
Methods India plans to establish its third manufacturing unit to increase capacity.
The company's order book has reached ₹600 crore, indicating strong demand.
Methods India reported an 18% increase in revenue to ₹420 crore last fiscal year.
Over 50% of the company's revenue comes from international markets.
The new unit aims to strengthen execution capabilities and meet growing global demand.
- Who
- Methods India, a global leader in turnkey bulk material handling systems and specialised fabrication works
- What
- Plans to establish its third manufacturing unit to enhance capacity.
- When
- Published on November 7, 2025.
- Where
- Currently evaluating two locations for the new manufacturing plant within India.
- Why
- To enhance capacity for fabrication, assembly, and turnkey project delivery due to an increasing order book and growing domestic and export demand.
- Current Order Book
- ₹600 crore
- Last Fiscal Revenue
- ₹420 crore
- International Revenue Share
- Over 50%
- Average Project Size
- ₹25 crore - ₹100 crore
- Annual Execution Capacity
- ₹500 crore
- Countries of Execution
- 36
- Number of Executed Projects
- Over 2,500