Indore Composite began in 1994 with a single product: UV-cured FRP rods that give optical fibre cables their strength. That focus on reinforcing the cables behind modern communication shaped everything that followed. As customers' needs grew, so did the portfolio, expanding into aramid rods, water-blocking tapes, coated glass fibre yarns, specialty thixotropic gels and carbon fibre composites. Today these materials are built into telecom and power cables across the world.

The next step took the company beyond cables. Through its subsidiary, Indore Speciality Materials Pvt. Ltd., Indore entered power transmission and wind energy. It developed EnergyCore, a carbon fibre composite core that lets HTLS conductors carry 2X more power on existing transmission lines and WinSpar, pultruded carbon and glass fibre planks providing the mechanical strength for longer wind turbine blades.

To stay close to its customers, Indore built a manufacturing base that now spans across five state-of-the-art facilities: four in India and one in Tangier, Morocco. The Tangier plant is Africa's first UV pultrusion facility and strategically located. From these sites, the company supplies customers across Europe, the Americas, the Middle East, Africa and Asia, pairing reliable delivery and supply security with hands-on technical support.

Behind every product is a team of forward-thinking experts and a NABL-accredited R&D laboratory that works alongside customers on development, testing and qualification. Continued investment in automation and data-driven process control keeps quality consistent across every batch and every plant. Just as important is the culture that drives the work: integrity, collaboration and a steady commitment to doing things better. Sustainability is part of that commitment, reflected in efficient use of resources and in materials designed to extend the life of the infrastructure they serve.

Three decades on, Indore Composite remains focused on one thing: engineered materials that make critical infrastructure stronger, lighter and longer-lasting.

In 1995, I started INDORE with a team of eight and one belief: Indian engineering could set the global standard in cable materials. Eight has grown to more than 800. The belief hasn't changed.

Early on, we bet on UV pultrusion for FRP rods. It was a bold choice for a young company. Curing resin with light instead of heat gives our customers more consistent performance and leaves a lower carbon footprint. That technology now runs across three plants in India and at our facility in Tangier, Morocco, which is Africa's first UV pultrusion plant.

What began with one product has grown into a family. We make FRP and ARP rods, water-blocking tapes and yarns and thixotropic gels for cables. We also make carbon composite cores for HTLS conductors and pultruded planks for wind blades. Chances are, the fiber cable bringing this page to your screen has a little bit of INDORE inside it.

If three decades have taught me one thing, it is that shortcuts don't build companies. Trust does. I have watched our team go the extra mile when a customer needed us. I have seen customers and partners stand by us when times were hard. That trust is earned one shipment, one qualification and one difficult year at a time and it is the most valuable thing we own.

Our direction rests on eight pillars: customer orientation, innovation, trust, profitability, cost effectiveness, quality, responsiveness and digitization. They are not words on a wall. They are how we make decisions every day. Sustainability is not a separate pillar. It runs through all eight.

The next decade will be defined by how the world generates and moves data and power. AI and data centres are accelerating demand for both. Fibre networks are expanding faster than ever, and grids must carry more renewable energy through existing corridors.

This is the future we want to help build. We will strengthen and protect the cables that connect people. WinSpar™ will go into the wind blades that generate clean energy. EnergyCore™ composite cores will help conductors carry more power, more efficiently.

My promise is simple: we will keep innovating, and we will keep delivering the materials our industries need next.

To every colleague, customer, partner and shareholder who has been part of this story, thank you. You built INDORE with us. The best chapters are still ahead, and I look forward to writing them together.

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Mukesh Sanghvi

Founder & Managing Director

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