About Us

The company was established in 2005 in Kerala by a dynamic women entrepreneur, under the inspiration and guidance of Mr. Vinod Kumar Agarwal, who is the CEO of the company. With a strong industrial background rooted in Kerala's industrial ecosystem - including Cochin Refinery (BPCL - 15.5 million metric tonnes per annum), Cochin Shipyard (one of India's largest shipbuilding and repair yards with world-class facilities, capable of building and repairing large vessels, including warships), IT hubs in Kochi (InfoPark, SmartCity) and Thiruvananthapuram (Technopark), pharmaceutical manufacturing (Alappuzha and Kochi - major producers of ayurvedic formulations (for domestic and international markets) and allopathic medicines, APIs, and formulations), seafood processing and export (with major seafood processing and freezing plants located in Kochi, Kollam, Kozhikode, and other coastal towns), coir and coir products (Alappuzha, Kollam, and other districts), rubber manufacturing (Kottayam, Pathanamthitta, and other rubber-producing areas), cashew processing (Kollam - one of the world's largest cashew processing hubs), paper mills (Ambalamugal, and other places), engineering and chemical industries (in KINFRA industrial estates in various districts, Ambalamugal, etc.), and textile/handloom (Kannur, Thiruvananthapuram, etc.) and traditional industries (beedi, coir, cashew), there is huge demand for industrial water treatment chemicals that can treat the raw water from Kerala's abundant but challenging surface water sources (rivers, lakes, backwaters) and groundwater (with high organic content, iron, and salinity in some coastal areas) and ensure compliance with KSPCB's stringent environmental regulations for treated effluent discharge (including ZLD norms for some industries, particularly highly polluting sectors, to protect the backwaters, rivers, and other sensitive water bodies)., he brings together a deep understanding of technology and extensive experience in management and business operations tailored to the needs of Kerala's diverse industrial sectors - from refining to shipbuilding to pharmaceuticals to seafood processing to rubber to coir, all facing the challenges of high rainfall (2500-4500+ mm annually), high humidity (70-90%), raw water with high organic content and iron (from rivers and lakes), seasonal flooding (which can contaminate water sources and disrupt supply), high vulnerability to water-borne diseases, stringent KSPCB norms (including ZLD for some industries to protect the Vembanad Lake, Ashtamudi Lake, and other sensitive water bodies) and the need to reuse and recycle water (abundant but often contaminated) to reduce the stress on freshwater sources.

We strongly believe in the value of natural resources provided by nature. While these resources cannot be created, they can certainly be preserved, optimized, and utilized efficiently to build a sustainable and prosperous future.