Krystal Wins Rs 90 Million Sanitation Contract from Jindal Steel

10 Dec 2025 CW Team

Krystal Integrated Services Ltd, a leading provider of integrated facility management solutions, has secured a one-year sanitation services contract worth about Rs 90 million from Jindal Steel Limited. The agreement covers comprehensive cleaning and maintenance of plant sanitation facilities at Jindal Nagar in Odisha, aimed at enhancing hygiene and ensuring consistent upkeep across high-footfall areas.

The scope of work includes mechanised housekeeping such as sweeping and mopping, deep cleaning of walls and ceilings, maintenance of urinals, washbasins and shower zones, replenishment of consumables, drainage upkeep and overall cleanliness of toilet surroundings. Krystal will deploy trained personnel, specialised cleaning agents and sanitation equipment to ensure uniform service delivery.

Sanjay Dighe, CEO and Director of Krystal Integrated Services Ltd, said the mandate highlights the company’s commitment to supporting industrial hygiene and worker well-being. He noted that sanitation in large manufacturing environments requires discipline, reliability and process excellence.

The company will implement daily reporting, compliance monitoring and strict adherence to industrial safety standards, ensuring seamless coordination with plant administration. The contract strengthens Krystal’s growing presence in India’s industrial facility management space and underscores its capability to manage large operational mandates.

Founded in 2000 and headquartered in Mumbai, Krystal Integrated Services Ltd has grown into one of India’s leading integrated facility management companies, serving sectors including healthcare, education, government, transport and retail. Its operations and client base have expanded significantly in recent years.

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