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Omfurn India Ltd New Opportunities For Growth

Ecostar Editor MagJuly 7, 20211727 Views0

Omfurn India is an icon of trust in the furniture business. With thepromoters' highest level of integrity and dedication to the goal of reachingnew levels ahead of time, the company sees a bright future for its business. The Vishwakarma Brothers are originally from Jaunpur, Uttar Pradesh. When the eldest of the brothers, Rajendra came to Mumbai in 1976 in search of a job, he was only 16 years. He had finished the education of only eighth standard then. The life of Rajendra Chitbahal Vishwakarma began in Mumbai by being a helper to his brother-in-law, Hiralal for nearly two years, before taking up an independent job as the next step in his career life. Finding a job in Mumbai with the knowledge of a trade that he inherited from tradition wasn't otherwise tough. However, that had man...

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SIDDHI VINAYAK METAL PRESSING WORKS

Ecostar Editor MagJuly 7, 20211954 Views0

FLOURISHING OPPORTUNITIES AHEAD Business is growing, yet no laid-back attitude. Vikas Mahante's son, Pratik wanted to restart in a clean state, moving away from all the legacy of liabilities. With an established customer base and the capability to offer newer products to the same customers, Pratik, the third generation entrepreneur, sees flourishing growth opportunities in the days ahead. However, he does not discount any of the challenges that an average business establishment usually faces from time to time. Vitthal Mahante, after working for three decades at Tata Steel, founded the company in 1982 with his two sons Vikas and Hemant. The seed capital of ₹20,000 was spent on buying machinery and acquiring raw materials to execute the first order placed by Tata Steel. After work...

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V.K.E Plumbing Pvt. Ltd

Ecostar Editor MagNovember 17, 20202168 Views0

HOW I MADE MY FIRST MILLION…. Vijayan Pillai In 1976, when Vijayan Pillai landed in Mumbai, he had no clue about what job to pick up in the unknown city. The place he put up first was in Dharavi and later near Chembur, a periphery of Asia's largest slum. In a room, four bachelors including himself lived. He lived in the same room for 12 years. Before reaching Mumbai, he had tried his luck at NTPC's worksite at Ramagundam, in the erstwhile Andhra Pradesh and later for a few months in Chennai, then named Madras. After falling sick of typhoid while living in Chennai, he returned to his village in Kollam district of Kerala. Later, he unsuccessfully looked for a job in other places. Then he tried his luck successfully in Mumbai through someone who agreed to take him to th...

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Balaji Wafers: India`s incredible namkeen King

Ecostar Editor MagOctober 19, 20204565 Views0

Chandubhai ViraniFounder and Chairman After eighteen years of a tough life, working excessively hard for no return, Chandubhai Virani often felt deeply disappointed in the course of building his company, Balaji Wafers. There was a time he felt leaving the business to take up a job that would fetch something regularly. But, a risk-taker since childhood, his inner conscience kept him bound with the ailing business, fearing the loss of balance receivables from the miserly clients. Efforts continued without making big calculations. He crawled through bad times, but with a resolute spirit of never to give up. Now more than three decades into business, Balaji Wafers is a giant Indian food company, the largest one fully built and owned by an ordinary Indian villager. The history of Chandubhai...