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APAR: Engineering Excellence in Cables

The Free Press Journal - Indore

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August 30, 2025

Their cables connect over 140 countries

PAR Industries has been at the forefront of powering industries, cities, and nations through cutting-edge cable solutions. With its state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Khatalwada, Gujarat, the company has built a global reputation for precision, safety, and innovation. Today, APAR cables connect over 140 countries, making it a true "Desh Ka Taar".

World-class manufacturing spanning 44.5 acres, with an additional 46 acres already acquired for expansion, APAR's Khatalwada facility is strategically developed to manufacture cables that power industries, infrastructure, and lives across the world. The plant is a showcase of automation, precision engineering, and global quality certifications.

"At APAR, we don't just make cables, we engineer excellence. Our superior product design, global certification and cutting-edge R&D puts us at the forefront of the cable industry, not just in India but across 140 countries," said Shashi Amin, CEO, APAR Cable Solutions.

Light-duty cables From domestic use to industrial applications, APAR's light-duty cables stand out for their flexibility, safety, and durability. These cables are engineered to meet the highest standards demanded by industries and residential users alike.

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