Elevator industry supports India’s urbanisation in a way that is smart, sustainable and scalable, says Otis India president

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India is the second-largest market for elevators and escalators globally and the Otis team in the country has doubled orders in the last two years, says Sebi Joseph, President, Otis India.

The company says it can provide innovative vertical mobility solutions to help improve the country’s infrastructure growth.

The growth in public infrastructure projects such as metros, airports and rail, private sector developments — both residential and commercial — is increasing the demand for vertical mobility solutions.