EPACK Prefab Sets Record with India’s Fastest-Built Factory in Andhra Pradesh

Mambattu, Andhra Pradesh: EPACK Prefab, a leading manufacturer of pre-engineered buildings (PEB), has constructed a 151,000-square-foot factory in just 150 hours at Sri City, Mambattu. This achievement, recognized by the Golden Book of World Records, highlights EPACK’s expertise in rapid construction using prefabrication and PEB technology.

The project was meticulously executed, with the primary structure completed in 48 hours, roofing by the 90th hour, and cladding by the 120th hour. The building is now fully operational, showcasing the potential of prefabricated construction to address industrial infrastructure demands quickly and sustainably.

“It is a great privilege to achieve this milestone,” said Sanjay Singhania, Managing Director of EPACK Prefab. “This project demonstrates the capabilities of PEB for rapid, sustainable construction and sets a benchmark for the future of the industry.”

Executive Director Nikhel Bothra echoed the sentiment, emphasizing the company’s focus on innovation and efficiency. “Constructing India’s fastest-built structure underscores our commitment to redefining construction practices while maintaining sustainability as a priority,” he said.

Golden Book of World Records representative, Manish Vishnoei, commended the achievement while presenting the certification. “This accomplishment sets a new benchmark for efficiency and innovation in the construction sector. EPACK Prefab’s dedication to excellence is truly commendable,” he remarked.

With this landmark feat, EPACK Prefab continues to solidify its position as a pioneer in modular construction, delivering sustainable and cost-effective solutions for India’s growing infrastructure needs.