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India Building Product Market Size, Share, Growth and Forecast 2032

India building product market is projected to witness a CAGR of 7.65% during the forecast period FY2025-FY2032, growing from USD 46.87 billion in FY2024 to USD 84.53 billion in FY2032. The market is projected to grow substantially owing to rising awareness concerning sustainability, technological advancements, and government initiatives. Key drivers include rapid urbanization as millions are shifting to cities for better opportunities. This has created an enormous demand for housing, infrastructure, and commercial activities, coupled with creating market growth opportunities for market players and boosting the demand for building products. The increased significance of sustainability has led to a growing demand for eco-friendly building materials such as low-volatile organic compounds (VOC) paints and other recyclable items, as well as sustainable construction techniques such as modular construction, locally tailored according to climatic conditions. Moreover, companies are manufacturing high-quality building products such as meta roofings and smart electric solutions to meet customer demands that are mostly more concerned with efficiency, customization, and sustainability. Building products such as thermal and acoustic insulation are witnessing increasing demand owing to the shift in lifestyle preferences of urban dwellers who are finding comfort in private spaces. The growing demand for smart homes using the Internet of Things (IoT) and government initiatives for sustainable development drive market expansion for smart build products.

For instance, in April 2023, 75F, an IoT-based building management system provider, introduced a suite of innovative solutions at ACREX India, targeting enhancements in building efficiency, air quality, and cost efficiency. These product offerings align seamlessly with 75F’s mission to advocate technology adoption for energy efficiency and sustainability. The additions of 75F are the Chiller Plant Manager (CPM), Occupancy Temperature Node, True CFM, Hyperstat, Helio Node, Portfolio Analytics Manager, Occupant App, Domain Modeler, and QR code for asset tracking.

Rapid Urbanization to Drive Market Growth in India

Urbanization is a major driver for the growth of the building products market in India, as the workforce is expanding from agriculture to services and manufacturing industries. With this increasing population in cities, Genz and millennials are buying more residential houses than ever before, especially in tier 1 and tier 2 cities. Also, there is a rising need for housing in residential and commercial spaces, along with the growing need for sustainability, which leads to high demand for building products. This urban growth leads to a rise in the demand for residential buildings and commercial areas, including offices, factories, retail outlets, and industries, and the requirement for homes for the increasing workforce and consumers in urban areas. Moreover, people living in urban areas require modern and aesthetically pleasant environments, which boosts the demand for innovative building products. Hence, growth in India’s building products market is catalyzed and provoked by urbanization. To solve the housing crisis due to rapid urbanization, companies initiate acquisitions and form joint ventures (JV) with financial institutions and construction companies.

For instance, in September 2023, International Finance Corporation (IFC) and Sunteck Realty Limited established a joint platform with a total investment of up to USD 90 million to promote the development of nearly 12,000 high-quality housing units across four to six green housing projects in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR) of Maharashtra. The IFC proposes investing up to USD 40 million, with Sunteck Realty providing the remainder.

Government Initiatives to Boost Market Growth for Building Products

Initiatives and policies by the government boost the building product market growth by making affordable homes for the middle-class section of society. The central and state governments have played a crucial role through policies, which include the NTR Housing Scheme, Interest Subsidy for First-time Homebuyers, Credit-Linked Subsidy Scheme (CLSS), Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA), and the Smart Cities Mission. NTR Housing Scheme and CLSS intend to make housing affordable for middle-income families as well as low-income groups by providing financial aid and subsidies, which in turn increase the demand for housing projects and, subsequently, demand for various building products such as doors, door frames, wall panels, and windows. These initiatives and policies make homes affordable for current and future generations while the building products market responds to the substantial growth in demand driven by these policies.

For instance, in August 2024, under the CLSS, 25.04 lakh people benefitted, including 6.08 lakh from the Mid Income Group (MIG) category, who availed the benefits of interest subsidy amounting to USD 7.003 billion. Interest subvention on home loans taken by eligible urban poor (Economically Weaker Section/Low Income Group) for acquisition, construction, or enhancement of houses. With the growth in the construction of homes, the building product market will benefit. Collectively, these factors act as a catalyst for substantial growth in the building products market.

Residential Construction Segment to Compose the Maximum Market Share

Residential construction constitutes the largest share of India building products market. Housing demand is driven by rapid urbanization, population growth, and an increase in real estate development. The diverse features offered by building products catering to the needs of modern homes lead to the growing acceptance of advanced building products in residential projects. Products such as fiberglass and underfloor heating systems excel in thermal insulation, helping to maintain comfortable indoor temperatures while reducing heating and cooling costs. Additionally, these products offer excellent sound insulation, creating a more pleasant living environment by minimizing noise transmission in the home from external sources. In India, consumers are increasingly upgrading their old building materials to higher-quality options that promise improved performance and greater durability. Many building products are light and easy to handle, therefore accelerating the construction process. Companies catering to the demands of residents and real estate contractors are launching innovative products with better quality and features.

For instance, in February 2022, Tata Steel Tubes Division launched innovative door and window frames under its new brand, Tata EzyFit. EzyFit comes in two options of single-door and double-door frame sections. The size of the single door frame section is 100×55 mm2, while the double door frame section is 140×80 mm2. The Tata EzyFit sections are made of YST-210 grade hot-rolled steel coils from Tata Steel that provide robustness to sustain the imposed loads.

Southern India to Dominate Market Share

The market for building products such as insulation systems, ceilings, and wall panels is rising in Southern India due to the growing demand from the building and construction industry, particularly in cities such as Bengaluru and Chennai. Additionally, the increasing construction of residential buildings is contributing to market growth in the forecast period. The increasing government investments in the development of new infrastructure projects and surging public-private partnerships for residential construction projects are boosting the revenue growth of the building and construction sector in Southern India, thereby fostering the growth of the building products market.

For instance, in July 2024, Capgemini SE announced the development of a new state-of-the-art facility in Chennai. The company has pledged an investment of approximately USD 118.95 million over the next three years, strengthening its commitment to innovation, growth, and sustainability in Tamil Nadu. The campus will integrate advanced energy and water-efficient technologies, utilize recycled materials, and implement rainwater harvesting during construction, boosting the demand for building products. The demand for housing in South India will create a prominent scope for demand growth of the building components to ensure superior quality in such facilities. As a result, the recent ongoing development of building and construction projects across Southern India is spurring the growth of the building product market.

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Future Market Scenario (FY2025 – FY2032F)

Rising demand for sustainable construction practices will increase demand for eco-friendly building products as homeowners are becoming more conscious of the environment.

Increasing smart building technologies and automation systems will gain more market influence in the forecasted period, leading to enhanced energy efficiency and user experience.

Rapid nuclearization in metropolitan regions will stimulate demand for new building solutions to accommodate growing populations.

The building codes and regulation requirements will be much more stringent and allow manufacturers to develop compliant, high-performance building products that keep evolving with changing standards.

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“India Building Product Market Assessment, Opportunities and Forecast, FY2018-FY2032F”, is a comprehensive report by Markets and Data, providing in-depth analysis and qualitative and quantitative assessment of the current state of India building product market, industry dynamics, and challenges. The report includes market size, segmental shares, growth trends, opportunities, and forecast between FY2025 and FY2032. Additionally, the report profiles the leading players in the industry, mentioning their respective market share, business models, competitive intelligence, etc.

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Crafting a Personality and Capitalising on it

How do we craft a personality that is socially charming yet true to our roots?

How do we mingle and meet new people without feeling awkward or shy about it?

How do we not lose ourselves while following all these blah blah etiquette rules?

Welcome to part 2 of my Chic Girl Mentality series. 🤍

Today, we will focus on crafting a personality that is still you but better.

First, let’s talk about people in social settings. You’ll meet people who are confident, secure and socially charming. You’ll meet quiet people who may be equally socially charming or just very shy and conscious. You’ll meet the braggers and the doe-eyed followers. There’s a lot of different types of people in the world and knowing how to gracefully navigate most of them is nothing but a learned art.

People, regardless of their bank balance, are insecure of what they do not have yet. This can be looks, money, experience, lifestyle, and so on. How do we capitalise on this without exploiting or manipulating anyone?

By knowing how to tell a story.

That doesn’t mean that you need to become a public speaker or politician, it just means that you need to be able to craft intriguing stories about yourself, using your own life and experiences, to “sell” an interesting version of you socially. We’re all interesting people but only a few of us know how to say that we’re interesting without saying that we’re interesting.

Experience

People, even those with money, will always be more attracted to those who have experiences, especially, unique ones. Whether it’s travelling to exotic locations or trying new culinary destinations, or wearing unknown designers, knowing obscure artists or writers, or being at the top of your industry… experience is the most important thing to cultivate first. You already have experience. If you went to school, high school, college, joined clubs, your first job, any travelling, etc - these are all experiences.

Make a list of 5 of the most interesting experiences you think you have.

Hobbies and interests

Have a couple of lowkey hobbies that you feel enthusiastic about. Whether it’s doing some charity work on Sundays, or cooking, or pottery, whatever it is, keeping a hobby is healthy.

There should be something to you that an acquaintance can remark about: “CSB? Oh yes, I’ve heard that she’s a great dancer.”

Vulnerabilities

Certain vulnerabilities must never, ever be shared. It will 100% be used either as gossip or blackmail.

However, coming across as someone with no weaknesses is rather untrustworthy- it makes the other person feel that you’re clearly hiding something.

Make a list of vulnerabilities that are small and you don’t mind sharing. These should be vulnerabilities that will never ruin your reputation in any form but can be used as a form of bonding with empathy.

And make a list of hard core vulnerabilities you know you should never share with anyone. Keep it memorised rather than written down.

Experience + Hobbies or Interests + Safe Vulnerabilities = Personality

Storytelling

Now that you have some experience, hobbies, interests, and your “safe” vulnerabilities sorted even if it’s limited - what will make it stand out is the art of storytelling. Some storytellers can make even the most mundane experiences sound magical - it’s all in the words and delivery. There’s a reason why every Holy Book is a story, packed with lessons and morals - it’s impactful, easy to remember and recall and relatable. Craft your experiences into stories. Use those 5 experiences that you noted down and start writing them down as stories.

Take up an online storytelling class or watch videos. Start honing this skill by writing and reading good literature.

Refine your 5 experiences further. Run it through chatGPT, say them out loud and most importantly- start testing them out on people. See what makes them chuckle and what doesn’t; what makes them empathise and what doesn’t.

A famous comedian whose name I can’t remember does the same thing. He creates his set. He goes to a small pub and tries it out on the audience there. And the first set is always the first. The audience may not laugh at his jokes, they might boo him or sometimes, he might get a laugh out of them. But every time, he goes home and refines his set further. Once his set is fully refined, and he accomplishes his goal of the audience peeling with laughter at every joke, that’s when he goes on national TV / on tour etc etc.

The most important thing is to craft your stories of your experiences in a way that it delivers the value you want the person to remember about you.

For instance, if I want to be seen as creative and innovative, I won’t tell the person in front of me, “oh, I’m soo innovative and creative!”

Rather I will weave that into a story. “When I was 24, at my first job in the advertising space, we were losing clients left and right. And one weekend, I was on a trek on the mountains - it’s one of my hobbies - this idea hit me, and I suddenly knew exactly how to get our clients back. My team was hesitant about my idea, and we got a lot of pushback, but we went ahead. The night before my launch I was so nervous, I got hardly sleep. And you won’t believe it, but the idea worked! The response was fantastic.”

Let the other person come to the conclusion of you being innovative and creative. Human beings love to deduce things and jump to conclusions and provided you set the context the right way, you should be able to project the version of you that is the best part of you.

Vocabulary

A sign of a good education- even if you don’t have it - is a diverse vocabulary. I’ve always had a little more respect and awe for those who are articulate, can speak smoothly and speak confidently. I’ve noticed that my American friends, for instance, tend to talk fast with lots of filler words, and sentences tend to end with a pitch up instead of down, which to me indicates hesitation or indecision. Speaking slower, ending your sentences with pitch going down to indicate a full stop rather than up makes you seem like a refined speaker even if your subject is utterly stupid.

Body language and mannerisms, social interaction

Watch old classic Hollywood movies to really understand this - especially romantic ones. Choose ones with a femme fatale or siren-like female lead, and watch how she enraptures the male lead or the audience around her.

A combination of fantastic storytelling and body language will take you places beyond your dreams. Some of the biggest frauds, scammers, politicians, criminals are also some of the best storytellers. Humans are attracted to stories, we pick up body language intuitively, we can sense when someone is nervous or isn’t. Unfortunately the world isn’t a kind place and will not necessarily help you out of your shyness- in fact, that might just make you the best target for exploitation.

Storytelling + Vocabulary + Body Language = Your Best Personality

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