Puneet Aggarwal, managing director, DGM India at Pamex 2023 Photo: PSA
DGM India signed deals with Santoshi Enterprises, MJ Global and Design O Xperts to sell four machines — two folder gluers and two die cutters — on the first day of Pamex 2023, being held in Mumbai from 27-30 March.
Noida-based Santoshi has booked a Technocut 1050S die cutter with stripping and one fully loaded Technofold1100SL. These machines will be installed at the company’s unit at Kosi in Uttar Pradesh.
MJ Global has booked a Technocut 1050 die cutter, which will be placed at the company’s Ecotech plant in Greater Noida. Delhi-based Design O Xperts has gone for a Smartfold 1100SL folder gluer.
DGM India booth at Pamex Photo: PSA
“We had a good first day as we announced deals for four machines. We are in talks for a few more machines and hope to close those deals before the close of Pamex,” says Puneet Aggarwal, managing director, DGM India.
DGM Smartfold 1100SL on display at Pamex
At Pamex, DGM India is demonstrating the Smartfold 1100SL folder gluer and running both straight-line and lock-bottom jobs. “On the second day, we will run lock bottom jobs the whole day,” Aggarwal says.
DGM India is looking to strengthen its presence in West India and will appoint a service engineer at Vapi, who will look after the customers in Gujarat and Maharashtra. “We are also looking for a salesperson for the West India market to boost our operations in the region,” Aggarwal concludes.
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