L&T Signs Distribution Agreement with FAYAT to Market BOMAG Road Equipment in India

Partnership covers sales, spare parts distribution, and lifecycle servicing for German-engineered milling machines, soil stabilisers, and spreaders.

26 Aug 2026 | 614 Views | By Dev Vadchhedia

Larsen & Toubro's Construction & Mining Machinery business has entered into a strategic distribution agreement with FAYAT Road Equipment Division (FRED) India to market BOMAG's specialized road construction machinery nationwide.

Under the agreement, L&T will oversee the marketing, sales, spare parts distribution, and after-sales service operations for BOMAG's portfolio of road milling machines, soil stabilisers, and cement spreaders in India.

BOMAG Equipment to Complement L&T's Road Machinery Portfolio

The addition of BOMAG's equipment will complement L&T's existing road machinery portfolio, enabling the company to broaden its coverage across road construction, maintenance, and infrastructure development projects. Lifecycle service support and parts availability will be managed through L&T's nationwide service network and its central logistics warehouse located in Nagpur.

L&T's Anil Parab on the BOMAG Partnership

"Our Construction & Mining Machinery business has a long history of introducing advanced equipment technologies in India," said Anil V Parab, Senior Executive Vice President and Whole-time Director for Manufacturing at L&T. "The addition of BOMAG's specialised road construction equipment further strengthens this legacy. L&T's nationwide service network."

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