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The key factors that are fueling this     building programs, such as the   uPVC, moving away from traditional
        growth in the market are –                Energy Conservation Building   materials like wood.
              Steady increase in residential     Code for non-residential    uPVC windows and doors have quickly
               and non-residential building       buildings.                  become the preferred choice among
               construction.                                                  homeowners, builders and architects for
               Rapid urbanization and a   More specifically, the Indian market for   a wide range of residential and
               continued growth in household   uPVC doors and windows is estimated to   commercial applications, thanks to their
               income levels.              experience significant growth at a CAGR   strength, durability, and value.
               Efforts by the government to   of more than 7% during the period of
               make affordable housing more   2021-2026, according to this report.   They are also easy to install, and low on
               accessible.                 This impressive growth is going to be   maintenance. Among a host of other
               FDI in Indian companies, which   fueled by increased spending on   benefits, they also offer superior
               has given a boost to new    construction and renovation of residential   insulation against rain, excellent UV
               building technologies and   and commercial buildings, and a growing   protection, insulation against sound, and
               materials.                  demand for impact-resistant and energy-  are also resistant to salt water, termites,
              The implementation of green   efficient housing, which lead the industry   fire, and strong winds.
                                           towards new-age product materials like

















































































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