State of the Art Infrastructures:   Our state-of-the-art infrastructure is spread over a large area of 9 acres and has a 70,000 Sq.Ft. of covered area making it one of the largest body building plants in India. The company has already invested close to Rs.800 Lacs on this venture. Funds to a tune of addition Rs.200 Lacs have been set aside for any further expansions. Since its start, we have perfected the art & science of high qualitybody building with timely technological induction. In a very short span of 4years we have build over 1000 tipping trailers & 400 tippers.

We are a strong team of 200 people specializing in back end services such as Design & Drafting, R&D, Purchase, Sales, Stores, QA, Production, Finance & After Sales Service.

We are an ISO 9001:2008 Certified Company and in the process acquiring TS 19649.


Design House:   We develop innovative design solutions to suite the requirements and provide maximum utility to the client with multidiscipline design engineers, who have strong engineering backgrounds, wealth of practical experience, and the technical skill to drive the latest AutoCAD Software, Catia, Pro/Engineer, N-Sys, Solid Works & substantial design capacity.


Geographical Advantage:   Industries in Steel, Aluminium & Cement. It’s largely Power surplus status is attracting power intensive industries & the state is poised to become the power hub of the nation. Chhattisgarh state has an occurrence of about 28 major minerals and a number of. Other mineral deposits are being evaluated & mined. States major mineral resources include Coal, Iron-ore, Bauxite, Lime-stone and Dolomite etc. Chhattisgarh accounts for 14% of major mineral production of India. The economy of Chhattisgarh is largely natural resource driven and it leverages the states rich mineral resources. The key sectors are:

• Cement:   Chhattisgarh is the 5th largest producer of cement in India with a capacity of over 10 Million Tonnes per annum, Chhattisgarh accounts for over 10% of India’s cement production. Chhattisgarh’s advantage in the sector lies in the fact that it has large reserves of lime stone. Lime stone production stood at around 200 Million Metric Tonnes in the year 2006-2007. At present the state has 9 major cement plants & 12 mini cement plants. These include A. V. Birla Group (Grasim Industries), Gujral Ambuja Cement, ACC, TATA, L&T, Lafarge etc : -

• Mining:   Chhattisgarh is rich in mineral resources & it is the only state in India with Iron-ore reserves. 1/5th of India’s Iron-ore reserves are located in the state. Chhattisgarh produced mineral worth US $ 9000 contribution to 13% of mineral production on India. The mining & querying sector contributed 13% to the state’s GDP in 2006-2007. Several private players with captive mining operations in the state included Essar Steel, Jindal Steel & Power, SECL, National Mineral Development Corporation.

• Iron & Steel:   With over 20% of India’s Iron–ore resources, Chhattisgarh has a competitive advantage in Iron & Steel industry. Presently iron-ore is being exported from Baladila mines of Dantewara district.

•   A number of prominent global & domestic players have also recently announced plans to set up steel plants in Tonnes Chhattisgarh. These included SAIL, which plans to increase the proposed capacity of its plant at Bhilai from 4.9 Mn. to 7 Mn. Tonnes per annum.

•   Jindal Steel has expanded its finished steel making capacity by 4 Mn. Tonnes per annum.

•   Monnet Ispat Ltd. signed an (MOU) with CSIDC to implement project worth US $ 260 Mn. for steel products, Sponge Iron & Coal washery in the state.

•   Govt. has also signed an MOU with Visa Industries Ltd. (US $ 225 Mn.), Bhushan Ltd. (US $ 500 Mn.) & Sanvijay Rolling & Engg. Ltd (US $ 100 Mn.) for investing in sponge iron & steel.


•Aluminium:   Chhattisgarh’s share in India’s Bauxite & Coal reserves stands at 5.5% & 16% respectively. This makes the state one of the leading producers of Aluminium in India. In 2006-2007 it produced 2,50,000 Tonnes of Aluminium representing around 15% of India’s total production. Some of the major projects under implementation in the State are:

•   A US $ 803 Mn. expansion plan by BALCO, a part of Vedanta resources group, to increase its production capacity from 100000 tonnes to 350000 tonnes per annum. BALCO is also setting up a 540 MW electricity generation plant for captive consumption.

•   Jindal Steel & Power Ltd. too plans to setup a 50000 tonnes capacity aluminum plant in the state with an investment of US $ 90 Mn.

•   The State Govt. is setting up an aluminum park in Bilaspur to encourage investment in this sector.


• Power:   Chhattisgarh has over 40 Billion tonnes of Coal reserves accounting to 16% of India’s total Coal reserves. It therefore has an edge over other states as it can use these reserves for power generation. Power developers have made an investment commitment worth Rs.158000 Crore through 40 new power projects in Chhattisgarh. Of the proposed 40 projects, the Chhattisgarh State Electricity Board (CSEB) has signed an MOU’s for 16 projects with investment of Rs. 47000 Crore. Chhattisgarh is rich in coal reserves and can generate 1 lakh MW for the next 50 years. Of the 40 projects, some of the major projects include:

TATA Power (1000 MW.)
GMR Energy (1000 MW.)
Essar Power (1050 MW.)
Videocon (1100 MW.)
Bhushan Energy (1000 MW.)
JSW Energy (1100 MW.)

Looking into above it is evident that the last Lap Transportation of all minerals is to be done by Tipping Trailers/Tippers.