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Apar Industries[edit]

Apar Industries Limited , founded by Mr. Dharmsinh D . Desai in the year 1958 is one among the best established companies in India operating in the diverse fields of electrical metallurgical and chemical engineering . Over the ensuing years it has evolved to be over 400 million US Doller diversified company offering value added products and services in Power Transmission Conductors , Petroleum Specialities and Synthetic Rubbers.

Apar’s Special Oils Refinery Division established with the original technical collaboration with Sun Oil Company , U.S.A is the pioneer and the largest producers of POWEROIL Transformer Oils in the whole of Asia and Far East.

It also offers wide range of other Speciality Oils for the Rubber, Tyre, Ink, Cosmetics, Food, Pharmaceutical, Health Care, Steel, Aluminium, Petrochemical, Power, Plastic, Paper, Sugar, Cement, Automotive and various other Industries.

Apar’s Conductor Division is the largest producers of POWERLINE Aluminium and Alloy Conductors in Asia with strategic partnership with ABB and other Global majors for Power Transmission Projects.

Apar’s Polymer Division manufactures international quality APARENE & POWERENE Synthetic Rubber ( Nitrile & High Styrene ) and Rubber Latex with a technology agreement with Good Year Tire & Rubber Co., U.S.A.

All of Apar’s manufacturing businesses are accredited with ISO 9001 – 2000 & ISO 14001 – 2004 Quality Management Systems.

We at Apar are a TECHNOLOGY DRIVEN CUSTOMER FOCUSED group of professionals who firmly believe in our company’s vision “Tomorrow’s Progress Today.”

Apar is firmly committed to being a responsible corporate citizen with an abiding belief in human engineering.—Preceding unsigned comment added by 122.161.59.21 (talk) January 14, 2008