ArisInfra, Capacit’e Ink Rs 800 cr construction material procurement pact

Mumbai: ArisInfra Solutions has entered into a five-year procurement partnership with Capacit’e Infraprojects, under which construction materials worth Rs 800 crore will be sourced through the former’s platform.

The agreement is among the first structured, long-term procurement commitments in India’s construction sector, the companies said in a release.

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The pact builds on an existing relationship that has already seen over Rs 600 crore of transactions across more than 15 project sites. The engagement spans over 100 material stock-keeping units, including aggregates, ready-mix concrete, steel, electricals and plumbing, supported by a supplier base of over 500 vendors on the Aris network.

Under the pact, Capacit’e will formalise and consolidate its materials procurement on the Aris platform over a multi-year horizon, moving away from the industry’s traditional spot-buying approach.

“India’s construction materials ecosystem has largely operated without forward visibility or structured commitments,” said Ronak Morbia, CMD, ArisInfra Solutions. “This arrangement extends long-term discipline to the demand side, complementing our supply-side capacity tie-ups.”

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The deal signals a shift in a fragmented and opaque procurement landscape, where contractors have historically relied on site-level, short-term sourcing. By aggregating demand and managing fulfilment through technology, ARIS aims to create predictable supply chains and pricing visibility.

The company indicated that similar demand-side partnerships are in the pipeline, pointing to the emergence of a new supply chain infrastructure layer in the construction industry.