Sarveshwari Technologies Ltd. made its debut at Prawaas 5.0 with a comprehensive portfolio of workshop equipment and service solutions for the bus industry, receiving encouraging feedback from OEMs, fleet operators and bus operators alike. According to Mr. Mukund Goel, Director, the exhibition provided an ideal platform to demonstrate the company’s capability as a one-stop solutions provider for the commercial vehicle ecosystem.
“This was our first time at Prawaas and it has been a very good experience. We met not only OEMs but also fleet operators and bus operators, which gave us the opportunity to showcase the products and solutions we offer,” said Mukund.
Comprehensive portfolio for workshops
Sarveshwari Technologies offers a broad range of workshop equipment, with its DPF cleaning machine, wheel alignment machine and hydropneumatic jacks emerging as key offerings. The company also caters to the growing electric mobility segment through products such as battery lifts, EV tools and personal protective equipment (PPE), enabling customers to source multiple workshop requirements from a single supplier.
“We offer a complete one-stop solution to our customers. Apart from our core products, we also provide tyre care equipment, oiling machines, brazing machines, tyre changers and several other workshop solutions,” Mukund explained.
Among the products displayed at the exhibition, the DPF cleaning machine generated the highest level of interest from bus operators, many of whom were unaware that such a solution was available. Mukund noted that visitors were equally impressed by the company’s extensive product portfolio, which addresses a wide spectrum of workshop and maintenance requirements.
Expanding customer base and growth plans
Beyond workshop equipment, Sarveshwari Technologies is strengthening its presence in manufacturing plant solutions, supplying pre-dispatch inspection equipment including brake testing machines, headlight testing machines and speedometer testing machines.
The company has recently secured orders from leading industry players such as JSW Greentech, Olectra and Azad Mobility, covering both manufacturing plants and depot applications.
On the business front, Sarveshwari Technologies reported Indian revenues of around Rs. 24 crore in the last financial year and has set an ambitious target of approximately Rs. 36 crore for the current year – representing a 50% increase.
“We have kept a target that is almost 50% higher than the previous year, and I am happy to share that we are on course to achieve it,” Mukund said.
Highlighting the company’s philosophy, he added: “We don’t simply tell customers that we have a product. We first ask what their problem is, and then we develop a solution for it. We believe in giving solutions to our customers.”
With its emphasis on innovation, customer-centric product development and an expanding portfolio spanning conventional and electric mobility applications, Sarveshwari Technologies is well positioned to strengthen its presence in India’s rapidly evolving commercial vehicle workshop ecosystem.
