Infinity Group, a cleanroom manufacturing and solutions company, has launched Infinity Clean Tech, a dedicated division focused on delivering GMP-, ISO- and FDA-compliant modular cleanroom systems.
The division will provide end-to-end services, from design and engineering to installation, commissioning and regulatory validation, supporting clients in highly regulated sectors such as pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, medical devices, electronics and aerospace.
"Rather than approaching cleanrooms as conventional construction projects, we positioned ourselves as a system-based cleanroom solutions provider, built around modular GRP panel technology that enables repeatable quality, improved hygiene, and long-term performance," Dr Varsha Honkalas, Managing Director of Infinity Clean Tech, told Cleanroom Technology.
Infinity Clean Tech’s systems are constructed from Glass Reinforced Polyester (GRP) and are designed for both new-build and retrofit projects.
Modular layouts can be reconfigured or expanded to meet evolving operational needs, helping manufacturers maintain compliance while improving flexibility and efficiency.
“This launch strengthens regional scientific capacity, accelerates industrial growth, and reduces reliance on imported infrastructure,” said Nirmal Kumar M, CEO and Co-founder of Infinity Clean Tech.
The company emphasized that its modular cleanroom systems are engineered to meet international regulatory standards, ensuring alignment with GMP requirements, ISO cleanroom standards, and US FDA expectations.
This compliance framework is aimed at supporting manufacturers operating across multiple regulatory jurisdictions.
Infinity Clean Tech will initially focus on pharmaceutical manufacturing, life sciences, and advanced technology facilities, sectors experiencing growing demand for high-specification.
The launch forms part of Infinity Group’s broader strategy to expand its presence in high-specification industrial and technology-led construction markets, providing innovative, turnkey solutions for regulated environments.
"We are also strengthening and will launch soon our ability to deliver next-generation cleanroom environments, particularly in areas such as energy-efficient airflow design, validation-ready execution, and advanced material performance," said Honkalas.