The first machine was a single-colour offset, run out of a small workshop on the outskirts of Hoshiarpur. The work was modest — wedding cards, local pharma cartons, the occasional book block. But the standard set in those early years has not moved since: if a sheet is not fit to leave the dispatch dock, it does not leave the dispatch dock.
A second press came in 2004, then a corrugator, then a foil stamping line, then a Heidelberg six-colour. By 2015 the operation had outgrown its original shed and moved to its current Hoshiarpur facility — one office block and three production sheds, totalling more than 50,000 square feet of covered floor.
Today, more than fifty machines run across four full departments — printing, corrugation, post-press, and signage. The customers have grown with us: multinational FMCG, garment exporters, automobile suppliers, pharma distributors. Brands that started with a single trial run and have stayed for fifteen, twenty years.
The building has changed. The standard has not.