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BigBloc Secures Rs 4.5 Crore Order from Tata for Micron’s Factory

BigBloc Secures Rs 4.5 Crore Order from Tata for Micron’s Factory

Siam Cement BigBloc Construction Technologies, a joint venture between Gujarat-based BigBloc Construction and Thailand’s SCG International Corporation, has successfully secured a work order valued at Rs 4.5 crore from Tata Projects. The order involves the supply and installation of Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (AAC) panels for Micron India’s first semiconductor factory in Sanand, Gujarat. This marks a significant milestone for the company, as it is the first major order since the commencement of commercial operations at India’s first AAC wall plant in Kheda, Gujarat, earlier this year.

The work order entails the supply and installation of 100 mm AAC panels across a 2 lakh square feet area for Micron India’s cutting-edge semiconductor plant. The order was finalised after extensive discussions, due diligence, and visits to the factory, which included a review of mock-ups. The project is expected to be completed within three months, reflecting the efficiency and capability of the joint venture’s operations. This contract is a key achievement for the Siam Cement BigBloc Construction Technologies joint venture, which was established with the vision to introduce next-generation walling solutions to the Indian market. The joint venture invested approximately Rs 65 crore in setting up a 2.5 lakh cubic meter per annum capacity plant for large-format AAC wall products, a solution that promises to revolutionize the construction sector.

The AAC panels, marketed under the brand name ‘ZMARTBUILD WALL by NXTBLOC,’ are touted for their superior fire resistance, with a 4-hour fire rating, offering enhanced safety and faster project execution. These panels, ranging from 2 meters to 6 meters in length, represent a groundbreaking innovation in India’s construction materials market. Naresh Saboo, Managing Director of BigBloc Construction, expressed pride in the project’s success, noting that it marks a transformative journey for the construction industry. He added that the company is eager to collaborate on other marquee projects and expand its reach across India. Moving forward, both BigBloc and SCG International plan to further strengthen their supply chain in India, leveraging their combined expertise to provide exceptional building material solutions. The joint venture also aims to increase production capacity to 5 lakh cubic meters per year in the second phase, reinforcing its commitment to the Indian construction market.

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