Triveni Enterprises celebrates 50 years with new line of machines

14 Jan 2020 CW Staff

On the occasion, Ashirwad Agarwal, Managing Director, Triveni Enterprises, stated, “It’s a Golden Mile Stone for Triveni Enterprises and I attribute it to the company’s impressive track record of longstanding success to its tradition of excellence and unwavering emphasis on innovation, which not only benefits our customers, but in turn to their customers as well.” He added, “We have dealt the business with rich experience, integrity and reliability, coming from the bedrock of the company’s foundation. This grit is combined with the superior capability and capacity, which provides a wide range of solutions for the customer’s steel requirements.”

With a team strength of over 250 personnel, Triveni Enterprises ensures that every product is of impeccable quality. It serves all sectors like construction and infrastructure, automotive, engineering, fabrication, flyover and more. Large project contractors, builders and industries have trusted the company over the years for the supply of steel for their projects.

Triveni Enterprises is a closely held family business retaining the values of customer focus and precise quality. Founded by late OP Agarwal, the company is ISO 9001:2015 and its core strength lies in the development and supply in accordance with client specifications. Whether the steel requirement is large or small, complex or simple – Triveni Enterprises unfailingly delivers, according to the company. The company is India’s first integrated steel service centre. The plant is fully geared towards world-class infrastructure for a global edge. Triveni Enterprises has also diversified into wind power and hydro power.

Bengaluru-based Triveni Enterprises, a leading provider of steel and steel services in India, has announced its new line of machines to mark the Golden Jubilee celebrations of the company. Joining the successful golden journey celebrations of Triveni Enterprises were the social and industry leaders who consented to grace the occasion, including Lehar Singh, Leader of BJP; MC Agrawal, Executive Director Sales, SAIL; Sumita Dutta, Executive Director, Corporate Affair, SAIL; Ajay Bhargava, Managing Director, Rittal India; Kumarguparan, DGM Sourcing Dept, Ashok Leyland; and Ravichandran, Chief of Marketing & Sales, Tata Steel; apart from the top officials of the company. On the occasion, Ashirwad Agarwal, Managing Director, Triveni Enterprises, stated, “It’s a Golden Mile Stone for Triveni Enterprises and I attribute it to the company’s impressive track record of longstanding success to its tradition of excellence and unwavering emphasis on innovation, which not only benefits our customers, but in turn to their customers as well.” He added, “We have dealt the business with rich experience, integrity and reliability, coming from the bedrock of the company’s foundation. This grit is combined with the superior capability and capacity, which provides a wide range of solutions for the customer’s steel requirements.”With a team strength of over 250 personnel, Triveni Enterprises ensures that every product is of impeccable quality. It serves all sectors like construction and infrastructure, automotive, engineering, fabrication, flyover and more. Large project contractors, builders and industries have trusted the company over the years for the supply of steel for their projects.Triveni Enterprises is a closely held family business retaining the values of customer focus and precise quality. Founded by late OP Agarwal, the company is ISO 9001:2015 and its core strength lies in the development and supply in accordance with client specifications. Whether the steel requirement is large or small, complex or simple – Triveni Enterprises unfailingly delivers, according to the company. The company is India’s first integrated steel service centre. The plant is fully geared towards world-class infrastructure for a global edge. Triveni Enterprises has also diversified into wind power and hydro power.

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