The construction industry in India is gradually moving towards self-reliance, looking to shed its dependence on countries like China for material imports. Startups are playing a crucial role in fulfilling this objective. In this issue, we have focused on them exclusively. The cover story of this issue features Vaishnavi Engineers and Contractors, which has emerged as one of the fastest growing startups in the construction industry due to its competency in completing complex yet innovative projects across residential, commercial, and urban infrastructural development segments. The company's pool of highly qualified engineers, designers, and tested raw material suppliers have been working synergistically and updating them to stay abreast of changing industry demands to bring the clients' dream projects to reality. The startup's team is backed by its founders and associate partners who are pioneers in the field of construction that includes high-rise buildings, STP and ETP, Environmental Consulting, Architectural Consulting, Residential building, Commercial building, Cub houses, Hospitals, and Hotels among others.
Also featuring in this issue is Gujarat-based Porceko, which provides an everlasting substitute for imported marble and granite. Associated with over 150 dealers pan-India, Porceko has an effective presence in the export sector too, with clients from over 10 countries. Having an in-house quality control team, each design is crafted as a unique masterpiece and checked through the minute details before stepping towards the final production. Reading on, you will find more such stories on some of the other top start-ups in this field.
After studying this market landscape in-depth, we have zeroed-in on the Top 10 startups that have excelled in this market with their innovative approach. Having proven their dedication to efficiency in order to meet the customer expectations in an end-to-end manner, these startups have stood-out from the crowd.
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