Profit-making Electric Equipment Manufacturing Company for Exit
About Business
Products Include PWM Static Voltage Regulators, Power Conditioning Units, Sag Controllers, and Isolating Line Conditioners.
The products are built around a unique PWM conversion technology
Clientele type
The company has over 1,500+ customers across India, Asia, Africa & it works with well-reputed brands. The clientele includes Fortune 500, Global MNCs, Indian conglomerates etc
Some of the clients include Hyundai, Suzuki, Honda, ABB, HAAS CNC, Jyoti CNC, Royal Enfield, HPCL, IOCL, Essar Oil, Gestamp, Amara Raja, Kia Motors, Apollo Tyres, L&T, GAIL, Force Motors, Piramal Glass, Kajaria Ceramics, Voest Alpine, Vijay Sales, several airports, Indo Auto Tech, Navitasys, M&M, Trident Auto, Tata Motors, Raymond’s, Sangam Suitings
Premises
Company-owned land with an area of 75,000 sq ft.
The manufacturing unit is 15,000 sq ft. featuring a dust-free modern construction.
R & D and fully equipped office areas occupy another 5,000 sq ft.
There is ample space available for future expansion.
The company manufactures around 200-300 3-phase units/month depending upon the KVA rating of the machines. It can go up to 600 units/month.
The price of each machine is INR 1.5 lakh to INR 10 lakh depending on the specifications.
Asking Price Includes
62% share of the company
Reason
Indian promoter wants to retire
More Details
This company is an Indo-American joint venture-cum-technical collaboration.
The company has network of 45+ dealers across India and 5 sales managers located in different cities.
The company reported sales of 22 cr (USD 3.06M) in FY20 with heathy EBITDA of ~20%.
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