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Classic Marble Company crosses Rs 10 billion revenue
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Classic Marble Company crosses Rs 10 billion revenue

Classic Marble Company (CMC) has crossed the Rs 10 billion revenue mark in FY26, becoming the first Indian company in its category to achieve this scale.

Founded in 1994, CMC has evolved into a professionally led organisation with over 2,500 employees, offering a diverse portfolio of natural and engineered surfaces. Its flagship brands include 9th Avenue for premium natural stones and KalingaStone for engineered surfaces such as quartz, marble, terrazzo and porcelain tiles.

The company has supplied over 400 million sq ft of marble and serves more than 1.5 lakh premium homes annually. Its engineered surfaces are exported to over 67 countries, supported by a wide product range of over 200 designs and 2,000 varieties of natural marble.

CMC has also invested in advanced technologies such as Forza360 to enhance durability and precision, along with building large-scale infrastructure including an experience centre in Silvassa.

Commenting on the milestone, Amit Shah, Founder & Managing Director, CMC, said, “Crossing INR 1,000 crore today… showcases not just the scale we have achieved, but the discipline and consistency with which we have built the business.”

The milestone strengthens CMC’s position in the premium surfaces segment, with continued focus on innovation, global expansion and customer experience.

Classic Marble Company (CMC) has crossed the Rs 10 billion revenue mark in FY26, becoming the first Indian company in its category to achieve this scale.Founded in 1994, CMC has evolved into a professionally led organisation with over 2,500 employees, offering a diverse portfolio of natural and engineered surfaces. Its flagship brands include 9th Avenue for premium natural stones and KalingaStone for engineered surfaces such as quartz, marble, terrazzo and porcelain tiles.The company has supplied over 400 million sq ft of marble and serves more than 1.5 lakh premium homes annually. Its engineered surfaces are exported to over 67 countries, supported by a wide product range of over 200 designs and 2,000 varieties of natural marble.CMC has also invested in advanced technologies such as Forza360 to enhance durability and precision, along with building large-scale infrastructure including an experience centre in Silvassa.Commenting on the milestone, Amit Shah, Founder & Managing Director, CMC, said, “Crossing INR 1,000 crore today… showcases not just the scale we have achieved, but the discipline and consistency with which we have built the business.”The milestone strengthens CMC’s position in the premium surfaces segment, with continued focus on innovation, global expansion and customer experience.

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