29/05/2026
ποΈ On this day β 29 May 1953 β Tenzing Norgay and Edmund Hillary stood on the summit of the world.
72 years later, the roads, dams and infrastructure being built into that same mountain world β through Nepal, Sikkim, Arunachal Pradesh and the entire Himalayan belt β are being built on aggregate crushed by plants like ours.
Agarwalla Crushers was founded in 1955. Two years after the first Everest summit.
We have been building for India's highest, hardest, most demanding terrain ever since.
Our crushing plants operate across:
ποΈ Nepal
ποΈ Sikkim
ποΈ Arunachal Pradesh
ποΈ Northeast India β Nagaland, Assam, Meghalaya, Manipur
ποΈ Himalayan infrastructure projects β roads, tunnels, bridges, dams
This terrain is not for standard equipment. Mountain quarry operations face seismic conditions, extreme monsoon, limited road access, altitude power derating and supply chain constraints that flat-land machines simply cannot handle.
Agarwalla's plants are designed and built for exactly this.
If Tenzing and Hillary proved that the summit is possible with the right preparation and the right equipment β we prove it again, every day, in every mountain quarry our plants are running in.
Built for the summit. β°οΈ
π M/s BPA Engineering Equipments Pvt. Ltd. (Agarwalla Crushers)
Pakur, Jharkhand, India | Est. 1955
π +91 9973815757 / +91 9955972456
βοΈ [email protected] | π www.agarwalla.com