With the increased emphasis on durability, efficiency, and sustainability in construction and infrastructure, Fibercrete, which is the trademark product of Kalyani Polymers Pvt. Ltd. (KPPL), is set to be a key player in next-generation concrete reinforcement technologies. With its vast experience and commitment to innovation, the Bangalore-based company is changing the way of building modern infrastructure in India and worldwide.
Established in 1995, Kalyani Polymers has earned itself a reputation as a reliable manufacturer for a number of industries. It was in 2015 when the company introduced Fibercrete under an innovation project initiated by its entrepreneurial founder Sunil Nama. The innovation was focused on the critical problem that existed within the construction industry: poor quality of concrete structures and their over-reliance on conventional steel reinforcement. The innovative experiment turned into a separate business venture that now operates as one of India’s leading manufacturers of concrete fibers.
The main goal behind the operations of Fibercrete all along has been to come up with superior solutions of fiber reinforcement that help to improve the performance, durability, and longevity of the concrete constructions. In this manner, not only is the company helping construction companies in saving costs on building better by using fewer resources, but they are also reducing the carbon footprint that construction projects leave behind.
It is innovation that is making the wheels turn at Fibercrete. Indeed, the company has built its reputation as one of the most innovative organizations in terms of coming up with new products and materials for the areas of construction, cables, packaging, and specialty polymers among others.
One of the most notable milestones achieved by the company occurred at Rasta Expo, when Fibercrete received an award from Union Minister Nitin Gadkari for the use of fibers in Pavement Quality Concrete (PQC) for the construction of the Mumbai Coastal Road project. The project is a great example of how modern technology can help in building fast, sustainable and durable infrastructure.
Currently, Fibercrete occupies one of the biggest market shares among concrete fiber companies in India and is considered to be the second biggest manufacturer in this field. The products made by the company are supplied to such famous brands as L&T, Navayuga Engineering, MEIL, Godrej, Shapoorji Pallonji and DLF.
What is more, the production capabilities of Fibercrete make the company one of the leaders. Currently, Fibercrete manufactures its products using state-of-the-art technologies from its 200,000 sq ft plant located in Bengaluru. The monthly output capacity of the company is equal to 500 metric tonnes. At the moment, Fibercrete works with clients not only in India, but also exports its products to more than 70 countries around the world.
In addition to its manufacturing prowess, Fibercrete plays an active role in shaping the future of the industry through the development of policies and standards. The company holds membership in the BIS committee tasked with formulating policies with respect to concrete fibers.
The quality of the company’s products and manufacturing processes is also evident in the internationally acclaimed CE certification and ISO 9001, 14001, and 45001 accreditations from TÜV Germany. Additionally, the company enjoys technical mentoring and consultation from IIT Madras, Civil Engineering department to stay current with the developments in construction technology and material science.
Fibercrete has won accolades for its efforts in the industry such as the ET NOW SME Award 2023, SBI Innovation Award 2020, ET NOW Construction Sector Recognition 2025, and One Star Export House certification from the Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT).
As infrastructure projects worldwide demand smarter, stronger, and more sustainable solutions, Fibercrete continues to demonstrate how decades of manufacturing excellence combined with engineering innovation can create lasting impact on a global scale.
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