Incorporated in 1994, Sahyadri Industries is an ISO 9001 2015 OSAS 14001 2004 Certified, CE, Green Pro certified building solutions pioneer, providing a comprehensive range of products for interior and exterior building systems, as well as roofing solutions. The company’s products such as Swastik roofs and Cemply flat sheets are widely utilized for building robust structures. A flagship company of the Patel Group with over seven decades of group legacy, it has been ably led by an experienced management with a deep understanding of the building materials industry.

The company has a robust distribution network of thousands of dealers across India. It also exports its products in overseas markets like Africa, UK and GCC. It operates manufacturing units across Maharashtra, Gujarat, Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu. Its manufacturing machines and set ups are in accordance with international standards which additionally enhance its capacity to meet the industry’s standards. Further, the company’s research and development department works towards providing environmentally-friendly, cost-effective, easy-to-install and leading-edge construction resources.

Business area of the company  

The company is engaged in the production of cement sheets and accessories, trading of steel doors and in generation of wind power electricity.

Products of the company

• Swastik Gold - Colour texture designer Corrugated Roofing Sheets
• Swastik Roofs 
• Swastik Twinroof
• Cemply Flatsheet
• Cemply 18 Flat Sheets
• Cemply G + 1
• BullBoards
• Ecopro 
• Swachhalay - built an easy-to-use toilet block 
• S3 Modular homes
• Swastik Kukdookoo

Awards, accreditations and recognition 

• 2015: The company received Export House Status by the Ministry of Commerce & Industry, Government of India.
• 2015: The company was awarded the India CSR Community Initiative Awards for its Novel, Green and Innovative Technology Cemply Swachalay toilets by Delhi based India CSR Group.
• 2025: The company received Rotary CSR Award 2025 for supporting education through its Digital Classroom Project.