Renaatus Procon, a subsidiary of Renaatus Group, which played a crucial role in revolutionising the construction materials industry, particularly with Renacon AAC Blocks, announced the introduction of its new product, its expansion strategy and growth plans for the next 5 years.
It was announced in a press meeting held in Coimbatore on 5th June 2025.
Venkatesh Pakkala, Chief Operating Officer, Manickavasagam, President – Technical, Selvasundaram, Chairman & Managing Director, Renaatus Group, addressed the press and media.
The construction sector products offered by the company include Renacon AAC Blocks, Renacon Rapid Wall (precast wall panels), a Wide range of Dry Mix Products, Tile Adhesives, and wall putty, AAC Joint Mortar, Ready Mix Plaster, Block Jointing Mortar and Floor Top Hardener.
Speaking at the event, Selvasundaram said they are proud to introduce a new product called Fibre Cement Boards.
“This is a versatile and durable solution for modern construction. This product will replace the plywood, gypsum boards and calcium silicate boards due to its attributes.
Our company is targeting a market share of 5%-8% in the first 2 years and also expanding international exports, tapping into South Asian & Middle Eastern markets,” he said.
With regards to expansion, the company is expanding its AAC block manufacturing facilities in South India, Maharashtra, and Odisha.
This expansion will cater to the increasing needs of builders and developers across these regions. In the next 5 years, it will set up 3 new manufacturing units across India, and also aim to increase its revenue from Rs.350 crore to Rs.1000 crore by 2030.
To further support its growth, the company is expanding its dealer and distribution network across India. By 2028, it aims to establish a stronger supply chain, ensuring seamless availability of our products nationwide.
It is noteworthy to mention that Renaatus Projects Private Limited, under the Renaatus Group, is expanding its global footprint with major infrastructure projects in India, Maldives, and Mauritius, including airport expansions and housing developments. It has already successfully delivered 80+ projects across multiple sectors.
