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Ragi and Ragi launches new products
One of the India’s largest electrical stores and Hyderabad-based three-decade-old electrical products supplier Ragi and Ragi Enterprises launched new products under the brand name Bel & Jin on Wednesday.
Khammam: One of the India's largest electrical stores and Hyderabad-based three-decade-old electrical products supplier Ragi and Ragi Enterprises launched new products under the brand name Bel & Jin on Wednesday.
Under the new brand, the group has developed cables and wires in the first phase. The group plans to capture 20 per cent market share in both the Telugu States that have a market worth of Rs 1,000 crore in just wires and cables.
Under the same brand, the company also plans to sell home automation systems which are both affordable and safe. The cables and wires product range is designed and manufactured to meet a wide variety of applications.
During the product lunch, chief guest and Ragi and Ragi Enterprises managing partner Ashith Ragi said, "Apart from manufacturing wires and cables, as part of the brand Bel & Jin, we will also be looking at providing training support to electricians in the two States.
And for this purpose, we are looking at partnering with institutes and associations so as to empower and train electricians in safety standards among other things."
