Infra.Market Reports Strong Growth, Expands Operations Across India & Abroad

Founded in 2016 by Souvik Sengupta and Aditya Sharda, Infra.Market has emerged as a leader in the supply of building materials. The Accel-backed firm offers a wide range of products, including concrete, steel, pipes and fittings, plywood, fans, lights, and kitchen and electrical appliances. These products serve procurement teams of real estate developers, contractors, and architects.

Infra.Market operates in 20 states across India and has expanded its presence internationally, exporting to Dubai, Singapore, and Italy. The company runs over 260 manufacturing units, with more than 200 focused specifically on concrete production, cementing its position in the building materials sector.

Infra.Market Impressive Financial Performance

Infra.Market saw significant financial growth in FY24. The company reported a revenue of Rs 14,530 crore, a notable increase from Rs 11,846 crore in FY23. Its profit after tax (PAT) grew by 2.4 times, reaching Rs 378 crore, highlighting the firm’s strong market performance and increasing demand for its products.

Sector Competitor Aris Infra Raises Pre-IPO Funds

In the same sector, Aris Infra, a technology-driven platform for construction material procurement, has also made strides.

The company raised Rs 80 crore in a pre-IPO funding round, led by Mukul Agrawal, founder of Param Capital, along with contributions from Singularity Ventures, an asset management firm managed by Yash Kela, and Sundar Iyer, founder of Suryoday Trust and Rays of Life Foundation, as reported by ET on Thursday.

Infra.Market continues to expand its operations both domestically and internationally, achieving remarkable financial growth in FY24. With its significant market presence and rising demand, the company is positioned as a strong player in the building materials sector.

Meanwhile, competition from emerging platforms like Aris Infra further fuels innovation and growth in the industry.

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