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.