Wonder Electricals Sep-24

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He oversees daily operations and formulates business policies and growth strategies. He has been on the board since June 7, 2013.

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He manages daily operations, including production and supply chain. He has been on the board since May 12, 2016.

He oversees manufacturing electric ceiling, exhaust, and plastic fans, as well as their components. He has been on the board since May 12, 2016.

Wonder Electricals produces a wide range of fans, including ceiling fans with various star ratings, exhaust and farrata fans, and table, pedestal, and wall fans.

Wonder Electricals is a leading ODM (Original Design Manufacturer) for fans, meaning they design and manufacture fans for other brands.

Wonder Electricals has a dedicated team of engineers, draftsmen, and designers who specialize in mechanical, electrical, and aesthetic design.

Wonder Electricals has an impressive production capacity of 40,000 fans per day. This makes them one of the largest fan producers in India.

Wonder Electricals holds important ISO and Compliance certifications, demonstrating their commitment to quality management and control.

Wonder Electricals has invested in backward integration, meaning they control most of the manufacturing process for their fans.

Wonder Electricals is committed to serving over 10 major Indian brands and exporting their products to the Gulf and neighboring countries.

Wonder Electricals has a highly experienced management team with over 5 decades of industry experience, guiding the company's growth.

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