Archive · 21 Nov 2025
India's Data Centre and Renewable Energy Boom Driven by Prefabricated Buildings
Prefabricated buildings, which are made quickly in factories and then assembled, are becoming popular in India.
This is because they are faster to build, cheaper, and better for the environment than traditional buildings.
Two companies that make these buildings, Epack Prefab and Interarch, are doing very well because many data centers, renewable energy projects, and semiconductor factories need these buildings.
Both companies are expanding and making more money.
Prefabricated buildings (PEBs) are gaining traction due to their speed, cost-effectiveness, and lower carbon footprint
The PEB industry in India is projected to grow from ₹21,000 crore in FY25 to ₹34,500 crore by FY30
Data centres, renewable energy, and semiconductors are driving demand for PEBs
Epack Prefab and Interarch are leading PEB companies benefiting from this growth
Both companies have reported strong financials and are expanding their capacities
- Who
- Epack Prefab and Interarch
- What
- are leading prefabricated building (PEB) companies in India
- When
- are expanding their capacities and reporting strong financials
- Where
- in India, with a focus on data centers, renewable energy, and semiconductor projects
- Why
- due to the growing demand for PEBs in these sectors
Proponents of PEBs
Supporters of Traditional Construction
Speed of Construction
Proponents of PEBs
PEBs can be constructed 40-50% faster than traditional methods
Supporters of Traditional Construction
Traditional construction allows for more customization and on-site adjustments
- PEB Industry Value
- ₹21,000 crore in FY25, projected to reach ₹34,500 crore by FY30
- Epack Prefab's Order Book
- ₹1,060 crore as of October 2023
- Interarch's Order Book
- ₹1,630 crore as of October 2023
- Epack Prefab's Revenue Growth (H1 FY26)
- 35.8% YoY
- Interarch's Revenue Growth (H1 FY26)
- 39% YoY