Gujarat-based construction solutions firm Mapisa369 has formally entered the North India market, marking a strategic expansion as it seeks to tap rising demand driven by real estate and infrastructure growth.
The company announced its regional entry at the Archex Exhibition Chandigarh, signalling its intent to strengthen its presence in the Chandigarh capital region and surrounding urban centres.
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Ashok H Choudhary, Managing Director and CEO of Mapisa369, part of the Shivazza Group, said during a media interaction here that the company aims to expand its footprint in northern markets by establishing a dealer and distributor network across Chandigarh and neighbouring cities such as Mohali and Panchkula.
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Industry estimates place India’s construction adhesives market at around ₹25,000 crore, with projections suggesting it could grow to nearly ₹1 lakh crore over the next five years, reflecting strong demand from housing, commercial construction and infrastructure projects.
Choudhary emphasised the importance of domestic manufacturing in supporting this growth, highlighting the role of indigenous production in strengthening India’s global competitiveness. He pointed to the tile manufacturing hub of Morbi in Gujarat as an example of how Indian industry has developed export capabilities and reduced reliance on imports.
The company that has over two decades of operations, sees North India as a key growth region due to rapid urbanisation and ongoing construction activity. Industry observers note that increased construction activity in urban clusters across North India is encouraging building materials firms to invest in regional markets.
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