The Construction Federation of India (CFI) was established in the year 2000 by leading civil engineering construction firms of India engaged in building dams, power stations, roads & highways, bridges, tunnels, seaports, airports, metros, and other basic infrastructures of National importance.
The Builders Association of India (BAI) is a premier national organization representing the interests of the Indian construction industry. Established in 1941, BAI serves as a vital link between builders, contractors, developers, and government bodies, advocating for industry-friendly policies and facilitating knowledge exchange. With over 200 centers across the country, the association plays a key role in addressing challenges related to infrastructure development, project execution, and regulatory compliance. BAI actively engages in policy advocacy, skill development, and the promotion of modern construction technologies to enhance industry efficiency and sustainability. By organizing seminars, conferences, and trade expos, the association fosters networking and collaboration among stakeholders, ensuring the growth and advancement of India’s construction sector.
Gujarat Iron and Steel Federation (GISF) is a prominent industry association that champions the interests of the iron and steel sector across Gujarat, fostering collaboration, advocacy, and collective growth among businesses in the steel ecosystem. It acts as a representative forum for manufacturers, traders, and allied stakeholders, facilitating industry dialogue, networking, and engagement on key policy and market issues.
RISTA as an organisation evolved in 1991. It has been brought into existence to develop a business or trade of Iron & steel in Chhattisgarh. Its mission is to provide support & guidance to the business personnel trading in Iron & Steel. RISTA is also aware of its responsibility of society. Thus,one of its vision is to being a part of heathly society providing medical aids health,educating children and other welfare activities.
The Bombay Iron Merchants Association (BIMA) proudly celebrates its 75th Platinum Jubilee year, a milestone shaped by the vision and dedication of its founders, leaders, members and stakeholders. Representing a vibrant fraternity of around 1,000 members, BIMA is today one of the most prominent bodies in the iron and steel trade. Along with trade development, it remains deeply committed to social responsibility through regular charitable initiatives such as free food grains for staff of members, medical assistance, educational aid and subsidised notebooks. This Jubilee honours a legacy of resilience, progress and strong values, as BIMA renews its commitment to strengthening the industry, serving society and creating lasting value for future generations.