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December Newsletterr.Cdr A GLIMPSE OF 2018 NEWSLETTER DECEMBER-2018 // VOL-V In this edition...... 500+ 2.5 million+ PROJECTS sqft. EXECUTED AREA COVERED 200+ NEW NEW WINGS CLIENTS NEW NEW MILESTONE PRODUCT ACHIEVED LAUNCHED IN PEB EVENT PARTICIPAT IONS EPACK MOMENTS EDITORIAL Hello Everyone! Greetings of peace and good health on the new year! It has been a privilege to have worked for each one of you and EPACK has so far been scaling new heights. W e s t a r t e d o u t 3 0 y e a r s b a c k a s a manufacturer of EPS thermocol products. Our beginning was humble but dreams were big. Our guiding philosophy at EPACK has been to venture into new territories, getting out of the comfort zone. This is one value which has singularly propelled EPACK to become a brand to reckon with. From manufacturers of EPS thermocol to being one of the fastest growing infrastructure companies, we have been taking new strides over three decades. Among several new projects done in 2018, EPACK has successfully bagged contract for construction of four new airports under the UDAN scheme of the Govt. of India. We now provide turnkey solution for construction of airport terminal buildings with prefabrication. The growth and proliferation of prefabricated construction is now happening, with the government having realised its benefits over traditional construction. It is indeed a pleasure to be able to contribute towards the infrastructural development of the country. We are sure in the years to come, there will be new ventures and opportunities fuelling further growth of the organisation. Going by the motto of the organisation, “Excellence through Innovations” we strive to achieve more thereby leaving significant results on the country's infrastructural development. PROJECTS Throughout 2018 EPACK succeeded to execute more than 500 projects in the Some Of Our Major prefabricated building sector that covered more than 2.5 million area Projects in 2018 globally. SMC Hankuk Reliance Industries (Warehouse) (Office & Canteen Building) (Field Maintenance Office) Shapoorji & Pallonji JINIL OPPO (Labor Colony) (Industrial Shed) (Manufacturing Unit) ABB JCB L&T (Project Office) (Production Office & Clean Room) (Site Office) NEW WINGS Year 2018 was full of opportunities for EPACK we added more than 200 new clients and blue chip Airport Terminal Building companies in our list and entered in the aviation industry and bagged contract from Airport Projects ( Under UDAN Scheme ) Authority of India for construction of Airport Terminal Buildings . Hindon Airport In 2018 EPACK successfully bagged “contract from Airport Authority of India for constructing four Airport Terminal Buildings under the UDAN scheme. We have mastered ourselves to provide complete integrated solution for construction of airports which“ will be fully furnished and finished for operational use including Airport Systems and Baggage handling systems Darbhanga Airport Chitrakoot Airport Airport Ancillary Buildings Safdarjung Airport Apart from Airport Terminal Buildings we build site offices , conference halls, roof top extensions for AAI in different location of INDIA. Jabalpur Airport Delhi Airport Goa Airport Airport Project Updates Bhoomi Poojan Done By Shri Nitish Kumar honable chief minister of Bihar and Shri Suresh Prabhu Honable aviation minister at Darbhanga Airport Hindon Airport Terminal Building Under Construction Our Director Mr. Nikhil Bothra with AAI Officials New Clients and many more new clients.... NEW HEIGHTS IN PEB In the year 2018 we provided TURNKEY SOLUTION for more than 1 million sqft PEB Buildings in different sectors EVENT PARTICIPATIONS NEW PRODUCT #Mi Homes, which is available in different dimension like 4x4, 4x6, 6x6, 8x8, 10x10 etc and #E-Toilet, which is available is fixed dimension of 4x4. *Both Product is a DIY Building which can be install by unskilled workers in 20 minutes. These product have been developed for application like: Disaster Relief Camp, Mass-housing, Guard Room, Telecom Shelter, Toll Booth, Ticket Booking Counters and Prefab Toilets etc.. s Mi - Home Mi Guard Room Mi Cabin Mi Shelter t oile T E- .
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