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Usha Martin is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of wire ropes, specializing in the production of high-performance wire ropes, LRPC strands, wires, pre-stressing accessories, machinery, and optical fibre cables. Our state-of-the-art facilities are equipped with advanced machinery to produce world-class products and deliver value-added services for critical applications across various sectors, including infrastructure, ports, mining, oil & offshore, elevators, fishing, ropeways, telecommunications, automobiles, and other industrial sectors. Our manufacturing excellence is driven by advanced facilities in India, Thailand, UAE and the UK, supported by a Global Development Centre in Italy. We operate service centres in India, the Netherlands, Scotland, Singapore, Dubai and Saudi Arabia, along with distribution centres in the Americas, Australia, Vietnam and Indonesia. These strategically located hubs provide localized support and ensure the smooth, timely delivery of solutions to clients across the globe. Usha Martin’s commitment to quality is reflected in every stage of production, with rigorous testing protocols that adhere to the highest international standards. Operating in over 75 countries, we offer tailored, value-driven solutions backed by strong R&D and a global supply chain, ensuring we meet the evolving demands of the industries we serve while driving innovation and excellence worldwide.
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