Put your name on a product we build for you.
Bring us a sketch or a spec sheet. We handle the engineering, the tooling, the production run, your packaging and the export paperwork — and it leaves our port under your brand, not ours.
Concept → drawing → tooling → run → your carton
Your branding on our range — or a product that doesn’t exist yet.
We work with global brands, importers, wholesalers, retailers, e-commerce sellers and distributors. Some come to us wanting their logo on a proven catalogue item and a shipment in eight weeks. Others arrive with a napkin sketch and need a mould cut. Both are normal here.
Every route runs through the same five stations below, and the same inspection gates.
Five stations, one factory floor.
Nothing is subcontracted out of sight. Follow a product from the first engineering drawing to a sealed container with your documents attached to it.
The part most factories leave you to figure out.
Plenty of suppliers can press a product. Far fewer will validate the concept, certify it for your market, design the shelf-ready carton and then keep the whole file confidential.
Named after the winds that carried the cargo.
From Jaipur and our Mauritius office we serve importers, distributors and project companies across the Indian Ocean, Africa and beyond — with integrated sourcing, manufacturing and export handled by one team.
“Working with this team has been an exceptional experience. Their OEM solutions are reliable, timely, and perfectly aligned with our market needs. The quality of products, communication, and after-service support exceeded our expectations, making them one of our most trusted partners.
“Their professionalism and product consistency truly stand out. Every shipment meets international standards, and the customization options help us stay competitive in our region. A dependable partner that delivers value, quality, and long-term business confidence.
Tell us what you want to sell.
Send a drawing, a competitor sample, or just a product category and a target price. We’ll come back with feasibility, tooling requirements and an indicative quote.