PP Softtech: Revolutionizing India's Infrastructure with Innovation
In just four years, Faridabad-based PP Softtech Pvt. Ltd. has become a significant force in India's infrastructure and export sectors, boasting a turnover of over ₹1,000 crore. The company excels in smart road-building materials and high-quality agri-exports, cementing its role as a key market player.
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In a short span of four years since its 2020 inception, Faridabad-headquartered PP Softtech Pvt. Ltd. has cemented its status as a pivotal force in India's infrastructure and export industries. This achievement is underscored by the firm surpassing a turnover of ₹1,000 crore without the aid of external funding, making it the nation's second-largest importer of bitumen.
PP Softtech's operations span the rapidly expanding sectors of infrastructure and agri-exports. In the realm of infrastructure, the company provides an extensive range of road-building materials, including polymer-modified bitumen, crumb rubber-modified bitumen, emulsions, and industrial-grade fuel and base oils. Amid climbing crude oil prices driving up industry costs, PP Softtech sources materials from premier global refineries at competitive rates, aiding in the economical construction of India's infrastructure.
Recognizing the climatic diversity across India, PP Softtech tailors its bitumen formulations for regional climatic conditions, ensuring the longevity and sustainability of roads. The company's stringent quality control measures across all batches of material bolster its reputation as a trustworthy provider in infrastructure development. Founder and Managing Director Prashant Garg emphasized the company's growth correlates with the trust from its partners and clarity in its vision, striving to offer materials at accessible rates while adapting to the challenges of a swiftly evolving policy landscape.
Amid India's intensified focus on infrastructure growth and global trade, PP Softtech's commitment to smart road-building materials and top-tier agri-exports places it as a formidable player in two quickly advancing sectors. Besides being India's second-largest bitumen supplier, the company excels in fuel oil, base oil distribution, and exports of Basmati and Non-Basmati rice, as well as fruits like lemons, onions, and chilies, adhering to global standards throughout.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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