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Everest Ind starts production from new unit

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New Delhi, Feb. 6 Everest Industries Ltd has announced that it has commenced production from its new Rs 120-crore facility near Haridwar in Uttarakhand and is targeting an overall sales of Rs 1,000 crore by 2010.

According to Mr Manish Sanghi, Executive Director of Everest Industries, this is the fifth manufacturing unit of the company producing a wide range of solutions for all residential, commercial and industrial building construction needs.

“Also these products are also earthquake-resistant, fire resistant, termite proof and great sound absorbers,” Mr Sanghi added.

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