Parijatha Machinery: Energy-Efficient, Low-Cost Concrete Plants
Our plants require the least amount of power as they run on technologically advanced systems and mechanisms, while their robust design helps achieve lower working and maintenance costs.
Ramesh Jayaram - Managing Director, Parijatha Machinery
What cutting-edge machines is the company offering for construction of large-scale infra projects while reducing energy consumption, and minimizing carbon emissions?
Our innovative products are designed to increase productivity, maintain consistent quality, and meet all the parameters that match the best in the industry. Our use of advanced technology to design, manufacture and install our plants can be seen as a replacement of imported machines.
Though sustainability is a frequently used term now, we have been focused on this important aspect while designing our equipment since the inception of our company. Our plants require the least amount of power as they run on technologically advanced systems and mechanisms. They have a robust design that helps achieve lower working and maintenance costs, and they also have a long lifespan. AI of course is also helping in improving machine performance and productivity.

Given the rising costs of production and operational challenges, how is your company optimizing manufacturing processes and addressing supply chain issues?
The cost of production has increased in the recent past, including the cost of acquiring skilled workers. However, we have been able to offset this by being able to command a better price in the market due to our products’ reliability and assured performance, and our long-term service commitment to our customers.
How can the CE industry support the MSME sector to ensure high-quality component production?
Parijatha has always supported the MSME sector by sourcing components at the most reasonable costs from them and encouraging Make-in-India products to reduce imports and create more job opportunities.
However, delays in approval and disbursement of loans to the MSME sector is a major stumbling block for the growth of our industry. Also, the lack of access to equity funding from the private sector starves budding entrepreneurs of funds during their initial years. It is also important to minimise documentation and collateral requirements for the MSME sector to foster growth in the long term.

How has your participation in bauma Munich and bauma India helped your company’s business?
Bauma India has always been a wonderful platform for our company to showcase our products in India. Moreover, our consistent participation in bauma Munich much before it entered India, makes this event all the more important and we expect it to be as productive as the international edition. Both bauma Munich and bauma India have helped in expanding our market to the African region, the Middle East, and in the Far East markets.