
India · Building materials startup
Ricron Panels, also known as Deeya Panel Products Private Limited, is a sustainability startup based in Ankleshwar, Gujarat, India.
Funding reportedLast round: Series A
Ricron Panels, also known as Deeya Panel Products Private Limited, is a sustainability startup based in Ankleshwar, Gujarat, India.
Founded in 2013 by Rahul Chaudhary and Radhika Chaudhary, the company focuses on converting non-recyclable multilayer plastic (MLP) waste into high-quality, fully recyclable construction materials. With a mission to tackle the environmental challenges posed by MLP waste, Ricron Panels has successfully diverted around 80,000 tons of plastic from landfills over the past eight years. The company utilizes proprietary technology to process MLP waste into versatile construction sheets, offering products that are waterproof, rustproof, heat-resistant, fire-retardant, and termite-proof. Their product range includes regenerated plastic sheets for roofing and flooring, eco-friendly panels for furniture, and durable industrial pallets. Ricron Panels serves various sectors, including civil construction, housing, and industrial applications, providing sustainable solutions tailored to the needs of its clients.
Funding, as reported
From Ricron Panels's own website: 2 on the team.
What they build
Known for
fire-resistant panelswaterproof panelsdistributionmanufacturingcarbon footprint reductionother plastics product manufacturingconstructioncost-effective building solutionsrecycled plastic panelsbuilding materialssustainable construction solutionsenvironmental serviceshigh-performance sheetsinnovative construction materialswholesale building materialsbiodiversity support
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