30 years of daylight.
Coxwell was founded in 1995 to revolutionise how Indian buildings handle daylight. Three decades on, our panels sit on airports, stadiums, atriums, and walkways across 27 states — and we're still privately held, still engineer-led.
We founded Coxwell on the belief that daylight is the most underused material in Indian architecture — and that the panel that delivers it should be as well-engineered as the steel that holds it up.
From a small extrusion workshop to multiple plants and 5,200+ projects, we've stayed engineer-led, biennially tested, and outcome-focused. Every panel that leaves us is sized, certified, and stamped against a real installation — not a generic SKU.
Visit a Coxwell plant →Three decades, in milestones.
Six engineers, one extruder, and a small workshop. The first Coxwell panel ships to a residential carport.
Coxwell is specified for a major domestic terminal canopy — 6,400 m² of multiwall.
A second plant brings capacity to 12,000 m² per day and unlocks the X-Fix and Spry product families.
Coxwell becomes the first Indian polycarbonate manufacturer with LEED-aligned EPDs across the full product range.
30 years and 5,200+ projects in: Coxwell launches Prism, Vivid, and Snapwall — a new generation of climate-control panels.
What we look like, in numbers.
Manufacturing plants across North India.
Coxwell engineers, technicians, and field staff.
Clients served — architects, OEMs, and contractors.
Privately held. Still founder-led.