|
 |
|
|
|
|
| |
| |
|
About
us |
| |
| EcoFlex
Safety Flooring
is promoted by EcoFlex Flooring Pvt. Ltd.
and EcoFlex Surfaces Pvt. Ltd., a part of
the Mumbai-based Sah & Sanghi Group.
|
 |
 |
| Established
in 1960, Sah & Sanghi are leaders in
the automobile dealership segment. The Group
made a foray into the safety flooring business
nearly five years ago. Today, EcoFlex is
the only company in India that manufactures
polyurethane and meshed rubber granular
pieces. It has an impressive list of clients,
which includes the Hiranandani Group, K.
Raheja Corp., K. Raheja Universal, Kangaroo
Kids, Euro Kids, West Wind School, Talwalkar’s
Gym, Golds Gym, Club Solaris, Nanoli Stud
Farms, Poonawalla Stud Farm, Royal Western
India Turf Club, etc. |
| |
The Sah
& Sanghi group is a 45-year old organization
with an annual turnover of Rs. 4 billion
and a head count of 1200 employees. Established
in 1960, it has since grown into a group
of companies to be proud of:
- Sah
& Sanghi Auto Agencies Pvt. Ltd.
One of the largest authorized dealers
for Maruti Udyog Ltd., Bajaj Auto Ltd.
and Bajaj Tempo Ltd.
- Suraj
Sanghi Finance Ltd.
Offers hire purchase facilities to automobile
buyers and leasing of Carrier room air
conditioners.
- Auto
Mart India Ltd.
Largest second hand car/pre-owned car
distributor in India, with 8 owned &
84 franchisee outlets.
A Joint Venture of Mahindra & Mahindra,
HDFC and Sah & Sanghi.
- Bombay
Auto Ancillary & Investments Pvt.
Ltd.
The holding company for an Indo Malaysian
Joint Venture in Kuala Lumpur as Auto
Ancillary Mfrs. SDN BHD.
- J
D Jones & Co. (Bombay) Pvt. Ltd.
Largest manufacturers of ship flooring
material - “Syncolite”.
Also manufacturers of industrial flooring
- “Chemico”.
- S
P Sanghi Air Conditioning Pvt. Ltd.
Largest sellers of Carrier air conditioners.
- Tyresoles
(India) Pvt. Ltd.
India's largest tyre retreading company
with factories at Belgaum, Goa, Pune
and Navi Mumbai.
- Gulabchand
& Surajprakash Sanghi Charitable
Trust
A recognized charitable trust offering
free medical services to the poor.
|
| |
|
| |
 |
Back
to top |
|
| |
|
|
|