LORD'S MARK INDUSTRIES REINVENTING GROWTH WITH PURPOSE

Sachidanand Upadhyay is the key promoter of Lords Mark Industries Ltd. A technocrat with an unwavering vision for growth, he leads the group from the front. Born on December 3, 1977, his educational foundation was laid at Vidya Mandir School in Dahisar. However, his entrepreneurial aspirations were ignited by the likes of Shri. Ratan Tata. Commencing his professional journey with M/s Ion Exchange (I) Ltd, Upadhyay garnered extensive experience through pivotal roles in renowned corporations such as Nutrients Confectionery, Hindustan Lever Ltd. and Blue Dart, before he ventured out on his own in 1998 with Lords Mark Industries. Upadhyay has since expanded the group's footprint into the Solar/LED industry, Healthcare, Automotive, and Innovative MedTech Sectors.

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With 27 years of legacy, Lord's Mark Industries has solidified its position as a prominent market player. As part of its strategic growth, the group has ventured into emerging sectors such as MedTech, Pharmaceuticals, Solar/ LED and biotech. They are also actively exploring global expansion opportunities. Under Upadhyay’s leadership, the group has experienced exponential growth over the past decade, fostering an ecosystem that is attuned to technological advancements and evolving consumer needs. This approach is ingrained in the group’s DNA, with value creation at the core of every decision.

The company's operations are spread across key business units - Renewable energy, healthcare, and medical diagnostic. Looking ahead, Lord's Mark Industries plans significant expansions into these sectors, with a vision to deliver value to all stakeholders and establish itself as a globally recognized brand in conglomerate industries.

SUNRISE SECTOR

a) Energy Consumption, Renewable energy

India's energy story is at a pivotal juncture. With demand surging from industry, urbanisation, and digitalisation, the choices we make today will define our nation's growth trajectory for decades to come. The transition from conventional fuels to renewable energy is not just about reducing carbon footprints; it is about ensuring long-term energy security, affordability, and global competitiveness.

What makes renewable energy a true sunrise sector is the confluence of policy support, falling technology costs, and unprecedented investor interest. Solar, wind, and bioenergy are no longer peripheral instead they are fast becoming mainstream contributors to our power mix. The government's ambition of achieving 500 GW of non-fossil capacity by 2030 is a bold but achievable goal, especially as innovations in storage and grid integration begin to unlock new efficiencies.