Vijaynath Interiors & Exteriors enters Karnataka with maiden order of Bangalore Airport for Mangalore office

December 16, 2011

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Mangalore, December 16: Mumbai based industrial roofing company Vijaynath Interiors & Exteriors Pvt. Ltd., is all set to open its Mangalore office at Rama Bhavan Commercial Complex, Kodialbail on Monday, December 19.

The opening of this office marks the company's official entry into Karnataka state and coincides with its maiden order worth Rs. 30 crore for installation of roofing for Terminal One expansion (T1 Expansion) of Bengaluru International Airport Limited (BIAL).

Expressing happiness over his company's entry into Karnataka, Vijaynath Shetty, the managing director of the company said: “Mangalore is my hometown and this is a proud moment for me. We are delighted that our operations in Karnataka commences with a prestigious infrastructure project like Bengaluru International Airport and we have already received Letter of Intent for this job.”

Recalling his association with Shasthavu Sri Bhoothanatheshwara Temple, Badaga Yedapadavu, Mijar, Mr. Shetty expressed his gratitude to the deity for being a source of strength to him. Mr. Shetty has been the chief organizer and his company has been the main sponsor for Sri Bhoothanatheshwara Village Games tournaments which have become very popular in the district.

Vijaynath Interiors & Exteriors Pvt. Ltd., has secured this order through competitive bidding process from L&T Limited, who are handling theairport expansion project and after facing stiff competition from other engineering companies from UK, Dubai and Germany.

Terminal One Expansion roofing order involves installation of specialized aluminum roofing over 55,000 sq. mtrs. of top surface of the expanded airport terminal and entitles 40 years warranty. The terminal expansion is designed by HOK Architects, USA, a global architectural services provider and the largest US based architecture-engineering firm. The expansion will extend the existing Terminal One from 72,000sqm to 134,000sqm, enabling the airport to cater for rapidly increasing passenger traffic expected to reach 17 million by 2015 and bolster Bangalore's standing as the gateway to Southern India.

The terminal roofing is a very complicated job and Vijaynath Interiors & Exteriors Pvt. Ltd., has been able to secure this order mainly because of its technical expertise and proven competence in handling major infrastructure projects. “Thanks to our experience in successfully handling airport work like Delhi, Lucknow and Hyderabad airports, we were the lead runners right from Day One. Having bagged this prestigious order, we now have the responsibility to live up to the confidence reposed in us and we are committed to do our best for this project,” said Mr. Shetty.


The installation of the roofing is scheduled to commence in February and conclude in July 2012.


Vijaynath Interiors & Exteriors Pvt. Ltd., was established in the year 1992 and is today one of India's leading providers of specialized and hi-end roof roofing systems for industries, infrastructure projects and hospitality industry. In addition to Aluminum Roofing (sourced from Tata Corus), the company also does Zinc Roofing (imported from France), Copper Roofing (imported from Germany) and Galvanium Roofing for industries.


The company has a dedicated team of over 200 personnel including engineers, designers and technical staff and has offices in Mumbai, Pune, Nasik and Kolhapur. The company's clientele includes reputed entities like Delhi and Hyderabad International Airport, Eden Gardens Kolkotta, EON Panchsheel, Thyagraja Stadium, Mercedes Benz, Tata Motors, Adani Power Ltd, Lavasa City and Vedanta Cancer Hospital.

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