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Sweta Engineers |
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Most of the manufacturing industries, at least in Indian Small scale industries are industry centric in their manufacturing product list. This trend is followed by most of the firms because they think about the development of manufacturing power of Country. On the other hand Sweta Engineers is a firm which thinks about the normal public and their requirement as without good level of facility for civilians no country can succeed. Sweta Engineers deal with most common house hold products and is a pioneer in its field. |
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DN Sharma |
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D.N. Sharma, the proud owner of Sweta Engineers is a workaholic person and likes vegetarian food. Mostly because of his workaholic nature he doesn’t have time but whenever he manages to do so he likes to spend that time with his family. D. N. Sharma started his career by joining Stream Techno after completion of his studies in 1989. But right from his childhood he has a dream of being his own boss, being an entrepreneur. Finally after the experience of 13 years he started with his own work under the banner of Sweta Engineers. |
| The product list of Sweta Engineers includes Washing machines, Tumbler, Hydro, Trouser finisher, thread shacking, & electrical repairing job works etc. They also manufacture stream irons, diesel fired boilers, stream brushes Bucks, spares & services etc. with a huge area of 200 square yards firm is also equipped with all the required machineries & testing equipments and above all hard working, dedicated & experienced staff members. |
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Owner of the firm believes that the exported machines don’t have bright future in India due to many problems & that’s why they are not successful in India. Firm uses the best raw material available in market & provides products at lowest possible rates to stay at the top position. The only problem which the firm is acing is the labor problem which seems to be a very hectic problem as there is huge shortage of labor. Currently firm is supplying their products all over the country & is expected to go for exports in near future. |
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