Clancy Global Celebrates 20 Years of Engineering Excellence
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Clancy Global Celebrates 20 Years of Engineering Excellence

Clancy Global, headquartered in Mumbai, celebrates 20 years in building services engineering, evolving from a UK outsourcing MEP consultancy to a multidisciplinary design powerhouse delivering integrated solutions across India and global markets.

The company’s portfolio spans commercial, residential, healthcare, hospitality, industrial, institutional, data centres, and high-rise developments, completing over 800 projects across 60 cities. Landmark assignments include Prozone Mall (Aurangabad), Silver Springs (Indore), Hiranandani Rodas Enclave (Thane), and Tata Cancer Care Hospital (Varanasi).

Renowned for BIM-enabled coordination, Digital Twin integration, sustainable design, and process-driven delivery, Clancy Global continues to invest in digital engineering systems that enhance productivity, collaboration, and project efficiency.

Kiran Ganatra, Director and Chairman, highlighted the company’s focus on engineering discipline, integrity, and client trust, while CEO Firoj Kumar Jena emphasised future-ready, technology-driven, and sustainability-focused engineering solutions.

Sustainability forms a core part of Clancy Global’s philosophy, extending beyond energy efficiency to resource optimisation, operational performance, occupant comfort, and intelligent building technologies, supporting the industry’s shift towards data-driven and digitally connected infrastructure.

Clancy Global, headquartered in Mumbai, celebrates 20 years in building services engineering, evolving from a UK outsourcing MEP consultancy to a multidisciplinary design powerhouse delivering integrated solutions across India and global markets. The company’s portfolio spans commercial, residential, healthcare, hospitality, industrial, institutional, data centres, and high-rise developments, completing over 800 projects across 60 cities. Landmark assignments include Prozone Mall (Aurangabad), Silver Springs (Indore), Hiranandani Rodas Enclave (Thane), and Tata Cancer Care Hospital (Varanasi). Renowned for BIM-enabled coordination, Digital Twin integration, sustainable design, and process-driven delivery, Clancy Global continues to invest in digital engineering systems that enhance productivity, collaboration, and project efficiency. Kiran Ganatra, Director and Chairman, highlighted the company’s focus on engineering discipline, integrity, and client trust, while CEO Firoj Kumar Jena emphasised future-ready, technology-driven, and sustainability-focused engineering solutions. Sustainability forms a core part of Clancy Global’s philosophy, extending beyond energy efficiency to resource optimisation, operational performance, occupant comfort, and intelligent building technologies, supporting the industry’s shift towards data-driven and digitally connected infrastructure.

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