TOP 5 EXPORT HOUSE OF DELHI
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This document provides information on the top 5 export houses in Delhi: Shahi Exporters, Orient Craft, Orient Fashions, Richa and Company, and Pee Empro Exports. It includes their contact details, history, key personnel, and product profiles. Shahi Exporters was started in 1974 in Delhi and has expanded 60 times in the last 30 years. Orient Craft was founded in 1976 and has 21 production facilities. Orient Fashions was established in 1973 and grosses $56 million annually. Richa Group has 10 manufacturing units and $90 million in turnover. Pee Empro Export was founded in 1981 and produces up to 30,000 pieces per day, specializing in ladies garments.
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- 2. SHAHI EXPORTERS CONTACT DETAILS: • Industrial Plot No.1, Sector 28, Faridabad, Haryana, India 121008, • HBH Colony, Sector 28, Faridabad, Haryana, India 121008 • Phone:+91 129 227 3980 website: www.shahi.co.in
- 3. HISTORY • Shahi - started in 1974 at Delhi. • Bangalore operations began on 1st July 1988 with 250 associates and 104 machines. • Expansion by 60 times by last 30 years.
- 4. KEY PERSONNEL • Mrs. Sarala Ahuja - Chairperson (founder) • Mr. Harish Ahuja- Managing Director • Mr. Girish Ahuja - Director • Mr. Subhash Tiwari - Director • Mr. Ramalingam - CEO
- 5. PRODUCT PROFILE • Knits • Wovens • Home furnishings Men/Boys Women/Girls Kids range
- 6. ORIENT CRAFT Ltd. CONTACT DETAILS: • Plot No.12-13, Sector-37, Phase-6, Gurgaon-122012.Haryana (INDIA) Ph.0124- 4093800 www.orientknits.com
- 7. HISTORY • Orient craft was founded in 1976, established over 40 years ago and is based in New Delhi. • With production facilities across 21 units and a combined capacity to produce nearly 2,00,000 pieces per day.
- 8. KEY PERSONNEL • Mr. Sudhir Dhingra- Chairman and Managing Director • Mr. Anoop Thatai- Joint Managing Director and Director. • Mr. K. K. Kohli- Joint Managing Director and Director. • Mr. Anoop Dhanda- Executive Director and Executive Director of Finance. • Mr. Sameer Rai Magoon- Company secretary
- 9. PRODUCT PROFILE • Knits • Wovens • Home furnishings Men/Boys Women/Girls Kids range
- 10. ORIENT FASHION CONTACT DETAILS: • E-45/14, Okhla Industrial Area Phase-II, New Delhi, 110020, India +91 11 2638 6640 488, Udyog Vihar - Industrial Area Phase 3, Gurgaon, 122001, India +91 124 239 8285 www.orientfashions.com
- 11. HISTORY • Orient Fashions was established in 1973 under the dynamic leadership of Mrs. Meena Sethi. • Commencing as a small garment manufacturing home business, Orient Fashions has grown into a booming enterprise now run by Vinit S. Sethi and Amit S. Sethi, grossing $56 million (USD) annually.
- 12. KEY PERSSONEL • Mrs. Meena sethi – Chairperson
- 13. PRODUCT PROFILE • DEALS IN: Ladies & kids garments: shirts, t-shirts, jeans, trousers, kurtis, tops, ladies jeans
- 14. RICHA AND COMPANY CONTACT DETAILS: • 2/2, Ware Housing Scheme Kirti Nagar, New Delhi - 110015 India Tel: +91-11-42305600, 42305500 Fax: +91-11- 42305666, 42305549 http://www.richagroup.com/group.aspx
- 15. HISTORY • Established in 1977, Richa Group is a name to reckon with in the garment industry. • Today, Richa Group is equipped with 10 fully integrated manufacturing units in Delhi, Gurgaon, Manesar. It stands tall with US $ 90 million turnover.
- 16. KEY PERSSONEL • Mr. Vijay Uppal – Chairperson or Managing Director • Mr. Vinay Uppal - Joint Managing Director
- 17. PRODUCT PROFILE • Woven garment • Knit garment • Leather garments • Home furnishings (It specializes in the manufacturing of woven readymade garments)
- 18. PEE EMPRO EXPORTS CONTACT DETAILS: • 12/2, Mathura Road, Mathura Road, Sector 37 Faridabad, Haryana 121001, India Tel:+91 129 227 1213 • www.pempro.com
- 19. HISTORY • Pee Empro Export was founded in 1981. • Company is going on from last 30 years. • They produce up to 30,000 pieces a day.
- 20. KEY PERSSONEL • Mr. Mohinder Singh Uppal - Managing Director • Mr. Prit Mohinder Singh Uppal – Director • Mrs. Perminder Singh Uppal - Director
- 21. PRODUCT PROFILE • Woven garments • Dyeing and printing • Bead work garments • Ladies apparels, blouse, long tops, short tops (Specelize in ladies garments)
- 22. THANK YOU SUBMITTED BY – MONIKA SINGHAL