Precision Wires India
Manufacturing · India · 501-1,000 Employees
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Headquarters
Saiman House J a Raul St off Sayani Prab...Phone Number
+91 2224376281Website
www.precisionwires.comRevenue
$394.8 MillionStock Symbol
523539Industry
About Precision Wires India
It was promoted by erstwhile Atlas Wires Limited (AWL), Mr. Mahendra Mehta, Mr. Deepak Mehta and Mr. Milan Mehta. PWIL has been listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange (523529) and National Stock Exchange (PRECWIRE) since inception. AWL's first manufacturing facility was set up in 1989 in the western Indian state of Gujarat. Two decades later, in 2001, AWL was amalgamated with PWIL. Headquartered in Mumbai, India, PWIL is the largest manufacturer of Copper Winding Wires in the country and uses a combination of Indian skill and foreign technology to ensure the best possible end-product quality. The company's current installed capacity is over 30,000 metric tonnes/annum. This capacity is further being increased with several expansion projects in the pipeline across various product lines. PWIL has three manufacturing facilities located at Silvassa, Dadra Nagar Haveli and Palej, Gujarat. At PWIL, the company produce winding wires as per various technical specifications including IEC, IS, BS, NRead more
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It was promoted by erstwhile Atlas Wires Limited (AWL), Mr. Mahendra Mehta, Mr. Deepak Mehta and Mr. Milan Mehta. PWIL has been listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange (523529) and National Stock Exchange (PRECWIRE) since inception. AWL's first manufacturing facility was set up in 1989 in the western Indian state of Gujarat. Two decades later, in 2001,... Read More