BusinessAdmin11/10/2025
Mumbai, 10 November 2025: Methods (India) Private Limited, a global leader in turnkey bulk material handling systems and specialized fabrication works, has reported ₹420 crore in revenue for FY 2024–25, registering an 18% year-on-year growth, along with a strong ₹600 crore order book. The company’s consistent growth underscores its engineering excellence, execution reliability, and strong client relationships across industries.
With over 50% of its business coming from international markets, Methods continues to strengthen its global presence across the pharmaceutical, fertilizer, underground mining, ports, and mineral beneficiation sectors. The company’s average project size ranges between ₹25 crore and ₹100 crore, supported by an annual project execution capacity of ₹750 crore, reflecting its scale and operational depth.
To meet increasing domestic and global demand, Methods India has announced plans to commission its third manufacturing unit, expanding its capacity for fabrication, assembly, and turnkey project execution. This new facility will further enhance the company’s capability to deliver complex, large-scale projects with greater efficiency and speed.
Commenting on the company’s performance, Jacob Jose, CEO & Managing Director, Methods (India) Pvt. Ltd., said, “Our FY25 performance highlights the strength of our business model and the trust our clients continue to place in us. The upcoming manufacturing unit will significantly boost our delivery capacity and position us to meet the growing demand for high-quality engineering solutions across India and global markets. Our focus remains on innovation, sustainability, and building long-term partnerships that create shared value.”
Over the past four decades, Methods India has executed more than 2,500 projects across 36 countries, earning the confidence of global industrial leaders including JSW Steel, JSPL, Aditya Birla Group, L&T, Tata Steel, and Petronas. Notable ongoing projects include the Jindal Mmamabula Energy Project in Botswana, JSW Ports in Tuticorin, and the Kinyara Thermal Power Station in Uganda.
Recent strategic partnerships with Lichtzen Co. Ltd. (South Korea), Dustven Engineering (India), Demcotech Engineering (Cape Town), and Blu Sky Mining (Johannesburg) are further strengthening Methods’ international footprint, enabling technology transfer, and enhancing process efficiency across key global projects.