Archive · 17 Jan 2026
Signature Global Invests ₹380 Crore in Earthquake Resistance Technology
Signature Global, a big real estate company in India, is going to spend ₹380 crore to make their buildings safer.
They have teamed up with CECO Hirun Pvt Ltd to use a special technology called Hysteretic Tuned Mass Dampers (HTMDs).
This technology helps buildings stay steady during earthquakes and strong winds.
They plan to use this in 80-100 tall buildings.
The company's leader, Lalit Aggarwal, says this is important because cities in India are getting taller, and they need to keep people safe.
The buildings will be in places like Delhi-NCR, which is known for earthquakes.
CECO Hirun's leader, Agostino Marioni, is happy to work together to make buildings stronger and safer for the future.
Signature Global will invest ₹380 crore in earthquake resistance technology for high-rise buildings.
The technology used is Hysteretic Tuned Mass Dampers (HTMDs), which reduces vibrations caused by wind and earthquakes.
The investment will cover 80-100 high-rise residential towers.
Signature Global has partnered with CECO Hirun Pvt Ltd for this advanced construction technology.
The initiative is crucial for seismic-prone regions like Delhi-NCR (Seismic Zone IV).
- Who
- Signature Global and CECO Hirun Pvt Ltd
- What
- Investment in earthquake resistance technology for high-rise buildings
- When
- Announced on January 17, 2026
- Where
- India, with a focus on Delhi-NCR (Seismic Zone IV)
- Why
- To enhance safety, comfort, and long-term value for residents in high-rise buildings
- Investment Amount
- ₹380 crore
- Technology Used
- Hysteretic Tuned Mass Dampers (HTMDs)
- Number of Towers
- 80-100 high-rise residential towers
- Company
- Signature Global
- Partner Company
- CECO Hirun Pvt Ltd
- Seismic Zone
- Delhi-NCR (Seismic Zone IV)
- Signature Global's Real Estate Delivered
- 16 million sq ft (as of September 2025)
- Signature Global's Sales Bookings (Last Fiscal Year)
- ₹10,290 crore