The company, on one page

Structure, history, credentials and capacity — written for the person who has to sign off on us.

At a glance

2013

Established

Business lines

People on payroll

States we deliver to

2013

A rented 200 sq ft counter and the first order book — it's still in the office drawer.

2016

Steady customers kept asking for more than we sold, so the trading division was set up to answer them.

2019

Orders and payments moved to the web. The counter stayed — half our city still likes walking in.

2024

Service and maintenance contracts became their own team — work we'd done informally for years, made official.

Run as one company, billed as one company.

Our own floor plus vetted job-workers for overflow — specifications and quality checks stay in-house either way.

Stock lines we know cold, moved through 40+ retail counters and our own shopfront.

Installation, repair and yearly maintenance contracts, with response times written into the agreement.

Every order against a written quotationApproved by you before work begins

GST invoice with every dispatchNo kachcha bills, no cash-only corners

One named contact per accountA person with a number, who knows your file

Dues settled on written datesOurs to you and yours to us — same rule

Papers we can show, not badges we bought.

Registered businessCompany and GST registrations in place

Quality processesDocumented checks on every batch

Client confidentialityNDAs honoured, records kept private

Bankable accountsAudited statements, available on request

“Their quotation matched the final bill to the rupee across an eleven-month contract. Our auditors asked who they were.”

— Ipsita Mohanty, Procurement lead, hospitality group

“Steady quality and honest stock answers — when a line is running out they say so early, instead of promising and scrambling.”

— Kunal Bhandari, Runs three retail counters

Ask for the PDF — registrations, capacity, client references and bank details for vendor onboarding — sent the same working day.