Su-Kam gets Asia’s most promising brand award

Saturday, October 26, 2013: Su-Kam Power Systems Limited, leading player in the power back-up industry in India, has been recognised as Asia’s Most Promising Brand’ in 2012-13 by World Consulting and Research Corporation (WCRC). The process Advisors & Evaluators were KPMG in India.

“Asia’s Most Promising Brand” award is the first ever project on brands and entrepreneurs involving the most promising nations of Asia for business, which through their steady development and presence are successfully taking steps in leading the market.

Brands from the most promising nations in Asia were featured across 50 industry categories to form the Most Promising Brands of Asia. The project is a property of iBrands 360 (Iconic Brands 360), a World Consulting & Research Corporation enterprise. WCRC’s methodology took into account all the ways in which a brand touches its customers and hence drives a greater value for the organization — from attracting and retaining customers to creating a stronger association in their minds.

Speaking on the occasion, Kunwer Sachdev, MD & Founder, Su-Kam, said, “Since its inception, we have worked towards creating the Su-Kam brand that would stand for high quality of products, services and technological innovations that is offered to the customers. This award is recognition of our efforts as it reflects our commitment to provide best solutions to our customers and also showcases the immense trust people repose in us.”

Su-Kam Power Systems Limited is the leading player in the power back-up industry in India and is the only power back-up company to be recognized for its R & D by the Department of Science and Technology, New Delhi. The company has received several prestigious awards like Brand Excellence in Business Innovation award 2013 in the Asian leadership awards, Business Superbrand 2008, Selected Superbrand 2009, Powerbrand India 2010, ELCINA-EFY AWARD, 2010, ISA Technovation Award of Excellence in the Solar Energy Category, 2011, India Inc 2013, Best Talent Management Organization of the Year, 2013, National Award for quality Product from Government of India etc.

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Asia’s Most Promising Brands is a series of Global Most Promising 500 brands. The Asian Brand Award honours most promising brands from various Asian countries that have contributed to the amazing success story and charted a path-breaking and progressive blueprint of the Asian economy. Some of the winning brands from India are NIIT Tech, Suzlon Energy Limited, Muthoot Group, Apollo Munich, Wizcraft, Mahindra Finance, Ultratech, Tata Tiscon, Jaypee Greens, Godrej Properties and many more.

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