MBT Construction Chemicals Opens New Plant in Navi Mumbai

05 Sep 2025 CW Team

The facility, spread across 4,000 square metres, has an annual production capacity of 25,000 metric tons (single shift) and a storage capacity of 300 tons, enabling the company to efficiently serve the growing Indian construction market. It will manufacture a wide portfolio of high-performance construction chemicals, including admixtures, waterproofing solutions, grouts, flooring systems, repair mortars, and protective coatings.

Equipped with advanced automation and a 200 TR cooling tower system for enhanced energy efficiency and process stability, the plant adheres to the highest operational and environmental standards. It also houses a dedicated Research & Development Centre with modern laboratories and testing facilities, focusing on developing innovative solutions tailored to Indian market needs while supporting product customisation and sustainability.

“This investment marks a significant milestone in our expansion journey,” said Dr Boris Gorella. “It reinforces our long-term commitment to the region and to delivering innovative, high-performance solutions that meet the rapid growth and infrastructure needs of the Indian construction industry.”

Dr Karsten Eller added: “With this plant, we are expanding our local manufacturing capabilities, improving efficiency and proximity to customers. This enables us to reduce lead times, enhance responsiveness, and adapt swiftly to project-specific needs across India.”

Highlighting the company’s customer-centric approach, Himanshu Kapadia said: “We look forward to strengthening our partnerships with Indian builders and contractors by offering locally manufactured, innovative solutions that promote sustainable building practices across the construction sector.”

Strategically located in Navi Mumbai, the new facility strengthens MBT Construction Chemicals’ position as a leader in India’s fast-evolving construction landscape.

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MBT Construction Chemicals, a leading provider of advanced construction solutions and part of the Master Builders Solutions Group, has inaugurated a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Taloja, Navi Mumbai. The plant was formally inaugurated by Dr Boris Gorella, CEO and Chairman of the Board of Management at Master Builders Solutions, along with Dr Karsten Eller, COO, and Himanshu Kapadia, Cluster Head Asia, Middle East & Turkey.The facility, spread across 4,000 square metres, has an annual production capacity of 25,000 metric tons (single shift) and a storage capacity of 300 tons, enabling the company to efficiently serve the growing Indian construction market. It will manufacture a wide portfolio of high-performance construction chemicals, including admixtures, waterproofing solutions, grouts, flooring systems, repair mortars, and protective coatings.Equipped with advanced automation and a 200 TR cooling tower system for enhanced energy efficiency and process stability, the plant adheres to the highest operational and environmental standards. It also houses a dedicated Research & Development Centre with modern laboratories and testing facilities, focusing on developing innovative solutions tailored to Indian market needs while supporting product customisation and sustainability.“This investment marks a significant milestone in our expansion journey,” said Dr Boris Gorella. “It reinforces our long-term commitment to the region and to delivering innovative, high-performance solutions that meet the rapid growth and infrastructure needs of the Indian construction industry.”Dr Karsten Eller added: “With this plant, we are expanding our local manufacturing capabilities, improving efficiency and proximity to customers. This enables us to reduce lead times, enhance responsiveness, and adapt swiftly to project-specific needs across India.”Highlighting the company’s customer-centric approach, Himanshu Kapadia said: “We look forward to strengthening our partnerships with Indian builders and contractors by offering locally manufactured, innovative solutions that promote sustainable building practices across the construction sector.”Strategically located in Navi Mumbai, the new facility strengthens MBT Construction Chemicals’ position as a leader in India’s fast-evolving construction landscape.

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