With global stress impacting construction costs, Bigbloc Construction focuses on efficient building methods

PNN
New Delhi [India], April 3: AAC-based wall panels offer a more energy-efficient and flexible alternative, making them relatively less vulnerable to fuel price volatility compared to traditional materials
- Rising global tensions may impact construction costs and project timelines across the sector
- Growing shift toward AAC-based walling systems for faster and more efficient execution
- Bigbloc Construction strengthens focus on modern, resilient building solutions
Recent global geopolitical developments have raised concerns around rising construction costs and potential delays in project timelines, especially due to volatility in key materials. This is adding a layer of pressure for developers who are already working with tight schedules and cost considerations. Amid this evolving scenario, Bigbloc Construction is highlighting the need for more efficient and resilient construction approaches that can help maintain project momentum and improve execution predictability.
At the same time, the sector continues to see strong demand across housing, infrastructure and data centre development. Developers are working with faster delivery expectations, making projects more sensitive to fluctuations in input materials. Volatility in fuel dependent materials is adding to this complexity and making planning less predictable. As a result, there is a growing shift toward modern construction solutions such as AAC based walling systems that support faster and more efficient execution.
This shift is becoming more relevant as traditional construction materials such as bricks and ceramics continue to rely on energy intensive processes, making them more sensitive to fuel price fluctuations. In comparison, AAC based wall panels are less energy intensive and offer greater flexibility in production, making them relatively more resilient in such conditions. In addition to this, they enable faster construction, often reducing project timelines by 30 to 50 percent, while also helping developers achieve better cost predictability and more efficient execution overall.
Aligned with this growing shift, Bigbloc Construction is strengthening its focus on modern walling solutions as India's only listed AAC block manufacturer. The company is expanding its capacity and focusing on advanced walling solutions such as ZmartBuild wall panels to meet the changing needs of the construction sector. Through its joint venture with Siam Cement Group, Bigbloc has also set up a modern manufacturing facility in Kheda near Ahmedabad, ensuring consistent supply and scalable production.
Commenting on this, Mr. Narayan Saboo, Chairman, Bigbloc Construction Limited, said, "The construction industry is steadily moving toward solutions that offer faster execution and more predictable outcomes. There is a clear shift toward materials that can deliver efficiency without compromising on quality, and we believe modern AAC based systems will play an important role in shaping the future of construction in India."
Looking ahead, the sector is likely to see a steady rise in the adoption of modern construction materials as developers look for better control over costs and timelines. Industry bodies have also pointed out that if the US-Iran conflict continues, it could lead to higher costs and some delays due to rising fuel prices and supply disruptions. At the same time, this is encouraging a gradual move toward more efficient and less resource intensive construction methods. This shift is also being supported by government initiatives encouraging the adoption of faster and more efficient construction methods across housing and infrastructure projects. With growing acceptance and supportive policy direction, the sector is expected to continue evolving toward more efficient and resilient practices, supporting long term and sustainable growth.
About BigBloc Construction:
Incorporated in 2015, BIGBLOC Construction Ltd is one of the largest and only listed AAC block manufacturer in India, with a 1.3 million CBM annual capacity across plants in Gujarat (Kheda, Umargaon, Kapadvanj) and Maharashtra (Wada). The company, which markets its products under the 'NXTBLOC' brand, is one of the few in the AAC industry to generate carbon credits. With over 2,000 completed projects and 1,500+ in the pipeline, The company's clients include Lodha, Adani Realty, IndiaBulls Real Estate, DB Realty, Prestige, Piramal, Oberoi Realty, Tata Projects, Shirke Group, Shapoorji Pallonji Group, Raheja, PSP Projects, L&T, Sunteck, Dosti Group, Purvankara Ltd, DY Patil, Taj Hotels, Godrej Properties, Torrent Pharma, GAIL among others.
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