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💧🌾 வளமான விவசாயத்திற்கு... நீடித்த நீர்வழங்கல் தீர்வு! உங்கள் விவசாய தேவைகளுக்கு அதிக நீர்வரத்து, குறைந்த மின்சார நுகர்வு மற்றும் நீண்ட ஆயுளுடன் செயல்படும் Texmo Submersible Pumps இப்போது யுகன் பம்ப்ஸ் & எலக்ட்ரிக்கல்ஸ்-இல் கிடைக்கிறது.
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Power your fields with the sun! 🌱🚜 Enjoy free solar energy and uninterrupted water supply for your crops—no electricity bills, just pure efficiency! 💧✨ Texmo & Aquatex – Smart irrigation for a greener tomorrow.
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💧 அசைக்க முடியாத உறுதி! 🔥 தலைசிறந்த திறன்! ⚙️ TEXMO மோட்டாருடன் உங்கள் நீர் தேவைக்கு வலிமையான தீர்வு. தூய்மையான நீர், வலிமையான எதிர்காலம். உங்கள் வீட்டுக்கும், விவசாயத்திற்கும் நம்பகமான செயல்திறனை வழங்கும் TEXMO மோட்டார் இன்று கிடைக்கிறது! Address & Phone Number:
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Power your fields with the sun! 🌱🚜 Enjoy free solar energy and uninterrupted water supply for your crops—no electricity bills, just pure efficiency! 💧✨ Texmo & Aquatex – Smart irrigation for a greener tomorrow.
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Life Flows Better with Texmo! 💧 From homes 🏡 to farms 🌱, Texmo Motors powers every drop with trust and performance. 📍 Rani Motors – Sivagangai | Manamadurai 📞 90802 00002
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Replying to @MithunSarkari
MS Sir , BMW Industries Ashok Leyland Nahar Poly TEXMO Rail Birla Precision
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Medha, ramkrishna forging, titagarh, texmo, Jupiter, LMW, JYOTI, Solar(economic explosive limited) , Cabcon, skipper....
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Replying to @sushilakajla2
Ek tubewell ka kharcha 20 lakh aata h 😥😥 Humare toh 2 lakh me hi kaam ho gya tha motor bhi texmo ki 18hp... Jo ki best hoti h
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Power. Precision. Perseverance. Our Volleyball Team has clinched the Texmo Cup Volleyball Championship 2026 in Coimbatore, overcoming top institutional contenders with exceptional teamwork and determination. Here’s to sporting excellence and champion spirit! 🏐 #IndianBank #Volleyball
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Replying to @hvkumar
TVS, EID Parry, Lakshmi mills, GRD group, Texmo pumps, Elgi compressors, sanmar group, Shriram finance, Thiagaraja mills and this is what I named without thinking
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Coimbatore quietly builds ₹45,000 crore of real manufacturing value… while the world chases startup headlines, valuations, and hype. 25,000 factories. No noise. Just work. THE MANUFACTURING EMPIRE 🔸50,000 engineering units powering industries 🔸40% of India’s pumps & motors made here 🔸700 foundry units supplying across the country 🔸700 wet grinder manufacturers (GI-tag legacy) Key strengths: 🔸Textile machinery – global players like Lakshmi Machine Works 🔸Auto components – suppliers to Maruti Suzuki, Tata Motors 🔸Industrial equipment – compressors, CNC machines, precision tools Per capita GDP: ₹5.82 lakh — higher than many metros. WHY IT WORKS 🔸No drama. Just business. Family-run enterprises. 2nd & 3rd generation builders. 🔸No unicorn buzz — only profitability. Ecosystem strength: 🔸50,000 MSMEs supporting each other 🔸15-minute supply chains, not 15-day imports Engineering culture: 🔸Talent pipelines from institutions like PSG College of Technology 🔸Manufacturing is a mindset here, not a trend Cost advantage: 🔸~40% lower than Mumbai/Bangalore with skilled labor availability THE BORING TRUTH (THAT ACTUALLY BUILDS WEALTH) What Coimbatore doesn’t have: No startup hype. No pitch decks. No “10X growth” influencers. What it does have: 🔸30 years of consistent profits 🔸Order books filled months in advance 🔸Employees who stay for decades Real companies. Real scale: 🔸Texmo Industries – since 1956, still growing 🔸CRI Pumps – 10M pumps installed globally 🔸Lakshmi Machine Works – industry leader No exit strategy. Just generational wealth. THE INDIA NOBODY TALKS ABOUT Bengaluru has unicorns (many still loss-making) Coimbatore has thousands of profitable companies This is the real engine of India: 🔸 Pumps for agriculture 🔸Auto parts for the nation 🔸Machines for global textiles THE PHILOSOPHY Build something real. Sell it. Make profit. Repeat. No funding rounds. No valuations. No drama. India doesn’t just need unicorns. It needs 1,000 Coimbatores. #Coimbatore
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Texmo motors Owner Kongu vellala gounder Tamil ethnicity
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Replying to @talktoakhilesh
You didn't develop first of all..we had developed tirupur,erode,karur,namakkal too.simultaneosly many textiles mills started by gounders too.sakthi group,v.c vellingiri gounder group,texmo group, roots lot of people there.we didn't trumpet. That's all. Tamil nadu is for tamils
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6 gounder companies & 17 kamma companies with 1000 cr above revenue in coimbatore Gounder Aqua(Texmo) KPR mills(Erode) KMCH Shanti feeds Sakthi Bannari amman(sathy) Kamma LMW Pricol Salzer LGB ELGI Propel Bull CRI PSG G🟦 KG Premier mills Craftsman Precot Lakshmigraha KCP Suguna
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😂 What about v.c.vellingiri gounder, Rathina sabapathy mudaliar Texmo groups,sakthi groups Why can't the same NAIDUS do it in guntur or krishna the same. There are many tamil industrialists who transformed not only coimbatore but the whole of tirupur,erode,karur ,namakkal 😂
The transformation of Early Coimbatore in to the "Manchester of South India" was largely driven by visionary Telugu-speaking industrialists. These stalwarts laid the foundation for the region's massive textile and engineering ecosystem. 01. S. P. Narasimhalu Naidu (1854–1922) : Known as a key architect of modern Coimbatore, he co-founded the city’s first textile mill, Coimbatore Spinning and Weaving Mills (CS&W), in 1888 alongside Robert Stanes, and also planner of Siruvani Dam. 02. G. Kuppuswamy Naidu (1884–1942) : A titan of the industry, he founded Lakshmi Mills in 1910, which became one of India’s premier textile manufacturers . His legacy expanded into the Lakshmi Machine Works (LMW). 03. G. D. Naidu (1893–1974) : Often called the "Edison of India," he was a self-taught genius and a prolific inventor. While he revolutionized public transport with United Motor Service (UMS), his contributions to the textile sector included inventing mechanical improvements for ginning and spinning. He is credited with manufacturing India’s first electric motor in 1937. 04. Narayanaswamy Naidu : He established the Dhandayuthapani Foundry (DPF), which became a cornerstone of Coimbatore’s engineering growth. By 1928, his foundry produced Coimbatore’s first belt-driven pump, marking the beginning of the city's dominance in the pump and motor industry. 05. K. Govindaswamy Naidu (1907–1995) : Popularly known as "KG" he was a major industrialist and philanthropist who further expanded the "KG Group" into various textile and healthcare ventures. 06. D. Balasundaram Naidu (1913–2009) : was a pioneering industrialist and engineer who played a central role in establishing Coimbatore as an indigenous manufacturing hub. He is best known as the founder of Textool Company Limited, which was the first in India to manufacture a complete range of indigenous textile machinery.
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Texmo is oldest and Biggest Than CRI x.com/VellalarWorld/status/1… Texmo Industries - 1956 Aquasub Engineering - 1977
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A tier-2 Indian City quietly built these 10 global Industrial Giants. yet many Indians have never heard their names! That city is Coimbatore, and these are the giants: 1. The Lakshmi Mills Company Limited (1910) Built textile production capability decades before export demand existed, so operational knowledge came first, and markets came later. 2. LMW Limited (LMW) (1962) Used that production understanding to manufacture spinning machinery trusted globally because it solves real mill floor problems. 3. ELGI EQUIPMENTS LIMITED (1960) Focused on uptime reliability in compressors, making replacement risky once installed inside factories. 4. CRI PUMPS FZC (1961) Scaled internationally by selling long-term performance instead of low upfront pricing in water infrastructure systems. 5. Roots Industries India Limited (1970) Dominated a narrow automotive component category because OEM supply chains value consistency over brand recall. 6. Pricol Limited (1972) Integrated into vehicle electronics platforms, where switching suppliers requires redesign effort. 7. KPR MILL LIMITED (1984) Built manufacturing scale first and moved to branded exports only after operational stability. 8. Suguna Foods Private Limited (1984) Standardized poultry distribution in a fragmented market through predictable supply networks. 9. Bannari Amman Group (1983) Linked agricultural processing to long-term procurement relationships instead of commodity trading cycles. 10. Kovai Medical Center And Hospital (KMCH) (1985) Grew by becoming a regional referral healthcare hub rather than remaining a local hospital. Once a mill runs on your machine, or a factory depends on your compressor, or a doctor keeps referring patients to you, the relationship lasts longer than any marketing campaign. Coimbatore did not produce one dominant industry. It produced businesses that solve operational problems so well that customers keep them for years. #coimbatore #entrepreneurship #industries #india
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Replying to @tweetKishorec
You missed UMS group ABT group Apart from that Sharp Mahendra Texmo Kind of old businesses Watertec Janatics Flow link Flowserve Kind of new businesses Makino Sanyo Luker Geedee Weiller AKG Heat exchanger Kind of Intl businesses.. And many iconics are here
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Replying to @CholaPallavan
thekonguvellalagounder.blogs… They are there but their share is only 30 percent promoter share but see Kongu vellalars have full share of the companies. All data relating to turnover is available in public domain brother.Ready to share all details. Roots,pallava group,texmo etc

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Engineering Growth with Purpose - Texmo Industries, Coimbatore. Damayanti Ramachandran, Managing Director, Texmo Industries.
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The Labour Department, Government of Madhya Pradesh, has awarded a Five-Star Shram Star Rating Certificate to Texmo Pipes and Products Limited, Burhanpur, in recognition of voluntary compliance with labour laws and adherence to labour welfare standards. #WorkersWelfare
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