Mar 09th: One of India’s leading Construction management platforms Powerplay, has expanded its software-enabled, procurement-linked credit solution to Hyderabad, embedding financing directly into the day-to-day workflows of builders and contractors as the city’s construction sector scales rapidly.
The expansion comes at a time when Hyderabad has emerged as one of India’s most active real estate and infrastructure markets. Driven by sustained urbanisation, industrial corridor development, and rising housing demand, Telangana’s construction sector recorded nearly 12% growth in 2025, contributing approximately ₹80,000 crore to the regional economy, according to industry estimates.
Powerplay’s move builds on its growing footprint in Telangana, where more than 2,000 construction projects in and around Hyderabad are currently being managed on the platform. These projects span predominantly residential developments, alongside commercial, infrastructure, and mixed-use projects, reflecting the city’s evolving and diversified construction landscape.
Residential construction continues to anchor Hyderabad’s growth story. In the final quarter of 2025 alone, the city witnessed the launch of over 10,000 residential units, supported by steady buyer demand and expanding development across key growth corridors. As project sizes increase and timelines compress, builders and contractors are increasingly adopting digital project management tools and structured procurement systems to enhance predictability, transparency, and on-site coordination.
Powerplay’s procurement-linked credit offering aims to address this gap by embedding financing within the procurement workflow, allowing contractors to access timely credit for materials while retaining control and transparency through the platform. Through this model, Powerplay expects nearly 10x growth in credit adoption, while also expanding contractor access to financing with a 60-day credit facility and credit limits ranging from ₹10 lakh to ₹50 lakh.
“Hyderabad is at a stage where construction is scaling rapidly, but financing practices haven’t always scaled at the same pace,” said Iesh Dixit, Co-founder and CEO, Powerplay. “By embedding procurement-linked credit directly into the Powerplay workflow, we’re helping contractors manage cash flows in a more structured and predictable way, without stepping outside their day-to-day project systems.”
By combining project management software with procurement-linked credit, the company is enabling contractors to move away from informal financing models towards more transparent and scalable systems, supporting smoother execution and faster completion cycles.
As Hyderabad attracts larger residential developments and increasingly complex infrastructure projects, including technology-led commercial builds, platforms that integrate execution and financing are expected to play a growing role in how construction projects are delivered.
Powerplay currently supports 85,000+ projects across India, with 40,000+ contractors and construction companies using its platform to manage planning, site execution, procurement, and reporting. The company plans to deepen its engagement in Hyderabad through local partnerships, contractor enablement initiatives, and regional outreach in both English and Telugu.
