Explore how innovative technologies and strategies are reshaping the construction and real estate industries, from AI-powered metal supply to NSF-certified additives and strategic project withdrawals.
ConstructionReal EstateAiCertificationWind ProjectsReal Estate NewsAug 30, 2025
The main challenges in India’s metal supply chain include delays, fragmentation, and lack of transparency, which force purchase teams to chase vendors and juggle uncertain stock.
The NSF® Guideline 533 certification is awarded by NSF, a globally respected public health and safety authority, and assesses the safety of chemical ingredients used in products intended for drinking water applications.
Mitsubishi Corporation withdrew from the offshore wind projects in Japan due to a significant shift in global business conditions, which made the projects no longer viable.
AI-powered procurement, as implemented by Enlight Metals, helps in the metal supply chain by providing a seamless and efficient solution, enabling 24-hour delivery and reducing delays and fragmentation.
The CPVC Super1Pack formulation by Silvin Additives is significant because it has achieved the NSF® Guideline 533 certification, confirming its compliance with stringent international health and safety standards for drinking water applications.
Ruchir Sharma predicts 50-50 seat split in Maharashtra
R Madhavan has treated himself to a brand new luxurious apartment in Mumbai's Bandra locality, worth a staggering ₹17.5 crore. Let's take a sneak peek into his plush new pad.
Get ready to explore the best of Nagpur's real estate market at Credai's annual property expo, featuring properties ranging from ₹15 lakh to ₹5 crore.
India's luxury real estate market is witnessing a significant surge in demand, driven by economic growth and evolving consumer preferences. High-net-worth individuals are leading the charge in major urban centers like Delhi-NCR, Mumbai, and Hyderabad.
In a recent statement, real estate consultant Knight Frank India reported a 5% rise in property registrations in Mumbai during November. This positive trend highlights the growing interest in the city's real estate sector, despite ongoing economic challen
Google India and Google Cloud have renewed their office leases in the Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC) in Mumbai, agreeing to pay a monthly rent of ₹4.79 crore. The move underscores the steady demand in Mumbai's commercial real estate market.