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About

British engineering, installed across India

Indian arm of Vexcolt UK (est. 1985) · manufacturing in India since 2012

A vertical wall expansion joint up a façade column, landscaping at its foot, Bengaluru
Wall joint · Bengaluru
Our story

One company, end to end

Vexcolt India is the Indian arm of Vexcolt UK, founded in 1985 and today one of the world's leading manufacturers of expansion and movement-control joints, with 30+ registered patents — installed at Heathrow, Wembley, Changi and the Mall of the Emirates.

We brought that engineering to India and began manufacturing locally in 2012. Since then we've delivered 80+ projects across 40+ cities and 20 states — and we don't just supply, we install. Design, manufacture, supply and fit, under one roof.

Floor expansion joint crossing a corridor, with a wall joint cover on the right
Our history

Four decades of movement-joint engineering

From a UK manufacturer founded in 1985 to a group with offices on four continents — and, since 2012, built and installed across India by our own teams.

1985 — Founded in the United Kingdom
Vexcolt is incorporated and begins manufacturing expansion and movement-control joints in the UK.
2012 — Operations & manufacturing in India
Four decades of movement-joint engineering brought to Indian projects, manufactured locally.
2016 — First township-scale orders
The company takes its present identity as Vexcolt India Pvt. Ltd. and wins its first work orders at Bhartiya City, Bengaluru.
2017–19 — India's leading developers sign on
Embassy, Tata Realty, Shapoorji Pallonji, Puravankara and K Raheja Corp, plus first transit work at Delhi and Mumbai metro depots.
2020–23 — Industrial, aviation and government work
Mondelez and Zydus plants, Khajuraho Airport for the Airports Authority of India, and the CAPFIMS medical campus in New Delhi, via L&T.
Today — Healthcare, rail & education across India
Hospitals and medical colleges in seven states; railway stations at Chennai Egmore, Chandigarh, Tirupati, Kollam and Nagpur Ajni; campuses for IIM, ISB, IIT, NIT and Ashoka University.
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Vexcolt worldwide

1985 — Founded in the United Kingdom
Vexcolt is incorporated and begins manufacturing expansion and movement-control joints in the UK.
1986 — First iconic project
Gatwick Airport North Terminal, UK.
1990–92 — Europe, the Middle East and Hong Kong
Sales expand into mainland Europe (1990), the Middle East (1991) and Hong Kong (1992).
1997 — Manufacturing in China
Production begins in China.
1998–2013 — Airports worldwide
Kuala Lumpur International (1998), Dubai International (2006), Changi Airport T3 (2008), Dallas Fort Worth (2011) and King Abdulaziz, Jeddah (2013).
2017 — Manufacturing in Bahrain
Production begins in Bahrain.
2024 — Indonesia & Singapore
Manufacturing begins in Indonesia and Singapore.
2025 — Forty years
Vexcolt marks four decades of movement-joint engineering.

Selected milestones from Vexcolt UK’s published timeline.

Vexcolt India

Before 2012 — Vexcolt group projects in India
Microsoft HQ, Bengaluru (2000); Srinagar Airport (2005); Indira Gandhi International Airport T3, Delhi (2007).
2012 — Operations & manufacturing established
Four decades of movement-joint engineering brought to Indian projects, manufactured locally.
2016 — Vexcolt India Pvt. Ltd. · first township-scale orders
The company takes its present identity and wins its first work orders at Bhartiya City, Bengaluru — beginning a repeat-order relationship across Nikoo Homes, the SEZ blocks and the Mall of Bengaluru (2019).
2017–19 — India's leading developers sign on
Embassy (Splendid TechZone, Lake Terrace), Tata Realty (Tritvam, Trillium), Shapoorji Pallonji, Puravankara and K Raheja Corp — plus first transit work at Delhi and Mumbai metro depots.
2020–21 — Industrial & aviation proof
Mondelez and Zydus (Cadila) plants delivered; Khajuraho Airport completed for the Airports Authority of India.
2022–23 — Government approvals at national scale
The CAPFIMS medical campus in New Delhi, via L&T; the DLF relationship deepens across Downtown (Gurugram & Chennai) and Alameda.
Today — Healthcare, rail & education across India
Hospitals and medical colleges in seven states; railway stations at Chennai Egmore, Chandigarh, Tirupati, Kollam and Nagpur Ajni; campuses for IIM, ISB, IIT, NIT and Ashoka University.
Installed at the world's landmarks

Airports

Heathrow · Gatwick · Changi · Hong Kong International · Dubai International · Kuala Lumpur International · King Abdulaziz, Jeddah

Stadiums

Wembley · Tottenham Hotspur · National Stadium, Singapore · Wimbledon Centre Court · Everton Stadium · Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park

Retail & landmarks

Mall of the Emirates · Westfield Stratford · The Shard · British Museum · King’s Cross · Qatar Petroleum District

150+ airport terminals · 1,000+ rail & metro stations · 1,500+ shopping malls worldwide (Vexcolt group figures).

Company profile & literature

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80+
Projects
40+
Cities
20
States
40+
Clients
Trusted by leading builders & contractors across India
L&T DLF Embassy Group Tata K Raheja Corp Puravankara Shapoorji Pallonji Bhartiya City Eldeco Sumadhura Ahluwalia Contracts Sobha Patel Engineering
From Gujarat & Rajasthan to Assam & the North-East — Punjab & Delhi to Kerala, Karnataka & Tamil Nadu
Our mission

Specify, own the outcome, build for the building's life

Specify, don't substituteOver 70% of Vexcolt projects worldwide are tailored to the project, not catalogue defaults.
Own the outcomeDesign, supply and install under one roof — responsibility never falls through a gap.
Built to lastSystems rated to international movement, fire and durability standards.
Integrity & follow-throughHonesty, mutual respect and showing up — including after sign-off.
Sectors we serve

Proven across every building type

Residential & townshipsCommercial / IT parks & SEZsRetail mallsMetro & railAirportsHospitals & healthcareEducation & institutionalIndustrial plants
Our team

Specialised people, construction-sector deep

DJ
Deepak Jain
Chairman / Director
SG
Sanjay Garg
Business Development Head
KM
Krishna Kumar Mishra
Operations Head

Samyak K. Jain, Director, writes several of our engineering guides. About Samyak K. Jain →

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