Telge Projects is a global engineering firm built on a simple idea: take India’s deep pool of structural engineering talent and deliver it to builders and architects in the world’s richest construction markets. It started in 2018 with ten engineers doing steel and precast detailing, and in 2026 it bought a US architecture firm, stretching its reach from a building’s first sketch to its final digital model. The recurring approach is to combine high-skill Indian execution with an asset-light, technology-heavy model - writing its own software tools and running two-shift delivery centres so it can charge higher hourly rates while keeping fixed costs low. # Business segments A single integrated engine - architecture, engineering and BIM services - delivered from India to fabricators and builders across six continents, with a growing US front-end. ## 1. AEC services: the digital backbone of other people’s construction sites **The company sells engineering hours, not products - it models steel connections, designs precast panels and drafts architectural plans for contractors who need specialist capacity without hiring it permanently.** - **Paid by the hour, aiming higher** - clients are billed on an hourly-rate basis, and the company is pushing its blended rate from a historical $25-$35 per hour toward $45-$60 per hour, which is how it grows revenue without adding more seats. - **One project, nine gates** - every job moves through a fixed nine-step process, from the first review of a client’s drawings through man-hour estimation and modelling to a final quality check and construction handover, so pricing and delivery are standardised even when the work is bespoke. - **The US buys, India builds** - six American offices in states from Colorado to Virginia find the work and manage the client, while three Indian delivery centres in Pune, Latur and Nashik execute it, often on a two-shift timetable that turns a single desk into almost two days of output. - **Bought the front-end of the value chain** - the acquisition of Edward Farr Architects in 2026 added architecture, interior design and planning, so the company can now enter a project at the concept stage and keep it through structural engineering and BIM, rather than waiting for a fabricator to hand down drawings. - **Software is the in-house advantage** - a dedicated R&D team builds custom plug-ins, AI-driven BIM dashboards and automation scripts inside tools like Tekla Structures and Revit, which cuts task time and creates a productivity gap that pure-services rivals cannot easily copy. # Group structure and partners **A listed Indian parent feeds work to three US brands, each acquired for a specific skill, while execution stays in India.** - **Telge Projects Ltd is the listed holding company**, registered in Pune and traded on the BSE SME platform since October 2025, with all Indian delivery operations sitting directly under it. - **Telge Global Inc. is the US umbrella** - originally incorporated in Virginia, it was domesticated to Texas in April 2026 and now holds the group’s three American operating entities, handling business development and client relationships while the parent executes the work. - **Midwest Detailing and Draftco Inc. bring steel detailing heritage** - both founded in 1969 and acquired in 2024, they give the group a US-based steel detailing front-end, supported by an expanded SDS2 team in India that does connection design and detailing. - **Edward Farr Architects was the latest piece** - bought for USD 190,000 in March 2026 and led by its founder Ed Farr, it added specialised architecture and planning services in the US and became a step-down subsidiary under Telge Global Inc..