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Caparo India launches new website

CAPARO has launched its newly designed website for India on July 27.

Caparo is a leading diversified business group with interests in design, manufacture, marketing and distribution of value-added steel and niche engineering products for the Automobile and Engineering industries.


Founded in 1968 by Lord Paul of Marylebone, and managed by the Paul family, the Caparo Group is one of the largest 100 per cent single family-owned business.

The newly designed website would reflect the strong legacy of Caparo, its values and core capabilities.

"All our efforts have been made to make this new website look more dynamic with enhanced user experience and at the same time being more Informative for the visitors and our prospective stakeholders," the company said.

Caparo India will have Deepa Gopalan Wadhwa and Asif Ibrahim joining as advisors to the Boards, along with industry stalwart Hemant Luthra.

Moreover, with his extensive knowledge and experience - Pravin Shah is being considered for appointment as Independent Director on the board of Caparo Engineering India Ltd.

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