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Superlite Jointings Pvt. Ltd. was established in 1996 as a gasket materials manufacturing company with two production lines. It is a venture by the founder Chairman Late Sh. S.R Agarwal, who also started M/s Vidyut Control India Pvt. Ltd. in 1976. Under the leadership of Mr. Varun Agarwal, who joined in 2009, the company has expanded to eight production lines producing Non-Asbestos Jointing Sheets and is now a leading manufacturer of Gasket Materials globally. The company is known for its dedicated R&D team ensuring products meet customer requirements and develop new grades for challenging site conditions. Superlite Jointings Pvt. Ltd. is the only company in India that is 100% Asbestos Free and enjoys an excellent reputation among world manufacturers of Compressed Fiber Sheets.
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Ghaziabad, UP, India
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Superlite Jointings Private Limited was incorporated in 1995 per Ministry of Corporate Affairs records under CIN U29301UP1995PTC018241. The company has been operating for 31 years, with the registration auditable on mca.gov.in.
Superlite Jointings Private Limited's current directors include Varun Agarwal. Director records are sourced from the MCA21 corporate registry and reflect the latest filing with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs.
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