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Truflo by Hindware wins GPTW honour again
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Truflo by Hindware wins GPTW honour again

Truflo by Hindware has been certified a Great Place to Work for the fourth consecutive year, reaffirming its commitment to a people-first culture. The certification was awarded by the Great Place to Work Institute following a rigorous evaluation of employee experience, leadership, culture, and HR practices.

Known as India’s fastest-growing plastic pipes and fittings company, Truflo has focused on fostering an inclusive, innovative, and growth-driven work environment. The company prioritises employee well-being and professional development, creating a culture where people feel valued and empowered.

“We are proud to be recognised as a Great Place to Work for the fourth year in a row,” said Rajesh Pajnoo, CEO, Truflo by Hindware. “This achievement reflects our people-centric values and the collective passion of every team member.”

Truflo’s product portfolio includes over 2,000 SKUs, featuring NSF- and GreenPro-certified CPVC pipes, lead-free UPVC, SWR, and PVC solutions. It has also partnered with Reliance Worldwide Corporation to market SharkBite’s composite pipe plumbing systems in India, and recently expanded into PTMT faucets and water storage tanks.

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Truflo by Hindware has been certified a Great Place to Work for the fourth consecutive year, reaffirming its commitment to a people-first culture. The certification was awarded by the Great Place to Work Institute following a rigorous evaluation of employee experience, leadership, culture, and HR practices.Known as India’s fastest-growing plastic pipes and fittings company, Truflo has focused on fostering an inclusive, innovative, and growth-driven work environment. The company prioritises employee well-being and professional development, creating a culture where people feel valued and empowered.“We are proud to be recognised as a Great Place to Work for the fourth year in a row,” said Rajesh Pajnoo, CEO, Truflo by Hindware. “This achievement reflects our people-centric values and the collective passion of every team member.”Truflo’s product portfolio includes over 2,000 SKUs, featuring NSF- and GreenPro-certified CPVC pipes, lead-free UPVC, SWR, and PVC solutions. It has also partnered with Reliance Worldwide Corporation to market SharkBite’s composite pipe plumbing systems in India, and recently expanded into PTMT faucets and water storage tanks.

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