Founded in Greater Noida in 1999, EPACK Prefab, one of India’s leading pre-engineered building (PEB) companies, has constructed India’s fastest-built factory in a record time of just 150 hours. This factory will act as EPACK’s assembly unit and is located in Mambattu, Andhra Pradesh. It spans 151,000 sq ft and was built with a budget of Rs.19 million, with a total structure tonnage of 496 million tonne (mt).

Prefabricated buildings, commonly known as prefabs, are structures made up of components such as walls, roofs and floors that are produced in a factory. These components can be fully or partially assembled in the factory and then transported to the site for final assembly. According to Colliers, the Indian construction industry is expected to reach a $ 1.4 trillion market by 2025...