/ Vision
The lighting partner government buyers trust.
To be India's most reliable manufacturer of public infrastructure lighting, known for tender grade quality, audited BIS conformance, and a delivery record procurement officers can rely on.
Started in 2015. Today our lighting runs from Jammu and Kashmir down to Kanyakumari, on government and industrial projects across the country.
Acromax Industries opened on April 30, 2015. The team was small and the orders were local. We spent those first years learning what actually survives on an Indian site, and building lighting to match.
By 2017 we were registered under GST and bidding for government work properly. That changed the pace. Tenders arrived with harder specifications, fixed deadlines and real penalties for slipping, and meeting them forced us to tighten our own line.
From there the growth was steady rather than sudden. We added people, machines and states. Our lights now run from Jammu and Kashmir down to Kanyakumari: border posts and cantonments for the Ministry of Defence, station yards and track sections for Indian Railways, and refineries, coal belts and township roads for PSUs and state departments.
That adds up to 1,600+ government contracts across 27 states and 5+ Union Territories, with a total order value crossing ₹100 crore. BPCL, BCCL, MCL, MRPL, Indian Railways and the Ministry of Defence have all come back with repeat orders, which in government supply is the endorsement that counts.
“We do not rebadge. Every fixture we ship is built on our own line. That is how we keep the BIS audit clean, and how the buyer avoids chasing us mid-project.”
We manufacture the full range: high mast towers, street lighting, floodlights, industrial highbays, solar lighting, octagonal poles, panel lights, tubelights, lamps and LED drivers. We are now widening beyond tenders into private B2B supply, for plants, warehouses, campuses and builders who want the same specification discipline without the tender paperwork. Capacity is being doubled to take it on. Selling outside India is the next step after that, and we are building the company to be ready for it.
To be India's most reliable manufacturer of public infrastructure lighting, known for tender grade quality, audited BIS conformance, and a delivery record procurement officers can rely on.
Manufacture energy-efficient lighting that holds up under the Indian operating envelope. Deliver to contractual SLAs. Support every install we touch. Reinvest the margin into more capacity and tighter quality systems.
Founder and Managing Director. Heads strategy, manufacturing, and key client relationships across 11 years of execution.
Built Acromax from a small workshop into a multi-state vendor of record. Repeat awards from BPCL, BCCL, MCL, MRPL, Indian Railways, and the Ministry of Defence sit alongside private B2B and industrial work.
Co-Director. Handles finance, vendor management and the BIS compliance program that keeps deliveries on time.
Built the procurement framework that lets Acromax meet contractual timelines across India without slipping deliveries, including remote-site mining belts and cantonment installations.
Six things procurement officers consistently ask about. We built the company around them.
Every product line is tested against its BIS specification before it leaves the gate. That is the floor for tender eligibility, where procurement starts looking.
Driver assembly, casting, fixture fabrication, optical engineering and finishing all sit under one roof. We build the fixtures we ship. We do not rebadge.
Engineering drawings are reviewed against tender requirements before the bid is filed. On-site commissioning runs to drawing, with the scope already locked.
Reaches remote-site coal belts, defence cantonments, refinery complexes, and railway zones, packed and crated for direct on-site installation.
LED lifetimes engineered for the Indian operating envelope: monsoon humidity, coastal salt, and 50°C ambient temperatures.
Inspection records and BIS test certificates are kept on file for every batch. Procurement can pull them during a tender post-mortem.