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Invest in live work

Put your money where the steel is.

We have signed jobs running right now. Walk either site in 3D, see what we're building and how far along it is, and work out what backing it would pay you.

3D model of the tank farm UNC is building at NALCO Damanjodi
Live siteInteractive 3D
Damanjodi, OdishaNALCO, via Bridge & Roof

5th stream alumina plant

Structure, piping and painting for NALCO's newest alumina stream, high in the Eastern Ghats. Two years on site and about ₹4 Cr billed.

Work order
₹12.52 Cr + GST
Still to bill
About ₹8.5 Cr
Finish
March 2028

Raising ₹60 lakh for more gangs and machinery. Backers share 15–20% of our net profit from the job.

3D model of the Bio-ATF unit UNC is building at MRPL Mangalore
Live siteInteractive 3D
Mangalore, KarnatakaMRPL, via TSPL

Demo Bio-ATF unit

Piping for a demonstration unit that turns bio-feedstock into aviation fuel, from fit-up in the yard to hydrotest and handover.

Work order
₹3.48 Cr + GST
Scope
Piping, fit-up to handover
Status
In production

Root Pass: 5% of each running bill's net profit. Flow Line: a flat 2% in total, paid back in six monthly instalments.

Back the company

One round: ₹3 Cr for 18–27% of UNC.

Rather back every job than one? We're raising ₹3 Cr in equity to take UNC from a few crews to many. It unlocks ₹25–30 Cr of annual work within about 18–24 months.

Use of funds

  • Working capital₹1 Cr
  • Crews, tools and equipment₹1.5 Cr
  • Tender deposits₹0.5 Cr

Where we are

₹32 Cr
Order book, FY 2025–26
₹8.3 Cr
Executed revenue, FY 2025–26
₹23.7 Cr
Pipeline revenue
15%
EBITDA per project

Projections (₹ Cr)

YearRevenueEBITDANet profit
FY 2610.01.50.9
FY 2718.02.91.7
FY 2830.05.13.0
FY 2950.08.55.1

Projections are management estimates from our 2026 pitch deck, not guarantees.

Why the returns are there

The margin the middlemen usually take stays in the job.

  1. 1

    Tier-1 EPC contractor

    Wins the project, but doesn't build it.

  2. 2

    Sub-contractortakes 12%

    Hired to build it, then passes the work on again.

  3. 3

    Manpower contractortakes 12%

    Supplies the labour, with no accountability for the result.

  4. 4

    The crew on site

    The people who actually do the work, and see the least of the money.

Of every ₹100 paid for the work

₹77.4

reaches the people and steel on site.

Through two middlemen₹77.4
Straight to UNC₹88.0

That's ₹10.6 more of every ₹100 going into the job when the middlemen are taken out.

8–15% lost at every layer

Each sub-contracting layer takes its cut before a single joint is welded.

20–30% added in delays

Hand-offs between layers compound into overruns in cost and time.

No one owns the quality

With no direct control over the workforce, quality and safety slip.

How it works

01

Walk the site

Drive the yard, lift with the crane and weld at height. About ten minutes, on a phone or a laptop.

02

Run your numbers

Each walk has a calculator for that job's terms, using the real order value and billing.

03

Talk to the founders

Tap “I'm interested”. Nothing is paid on the site, and every deal is set out in writing first.

Rather talk first?

Akhil Kasinolla, Director, is your first point of contact. Leave a note and he'll reply within a working day, or email him directly.

Goes straight to our directors. No spam, ever.

Figures are estimates. Returns depend on each job's actual margin, billing and the client's payments. This page explains our approach and is not an offer of securities; any arrangement is set out in a written agreement first.