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Application Details
Cello World is a famous Indian consumer product company mainly dealing in three categories such as writing instruments and stationery, molded furniture, consumer housewares and related products.
The company has an experience of more than 60 years in the field of consumer product industry which enables them to better understand consumer preferences and choices.
Cello World has 13 manufacturing units situated in 5 different locations in India. The company also aims to set up a glass manufacturing unit in Rajasthan with European made machinery to enable efficient productivity and enhanced manufacturing capacity.
About Cello World Limited IPO
Incorporated in the year 2005, Lakshmishree Investment & Securities Pvt Ltd (LISPL) is a corporate member of NSE, BSE, MCX, and Depository Participant with CDSL. Rendering the clients with the financial services for more than a decade now, we at LISPL aim to expand throughout Pan India. Furthermore, we are on the urge to gear up as a full-service, brokerage house by empowering every Indian to invest by facilitating them with accurate financial decision-making. Over the years now, with the upwards growing graph, LISPL has been seeing a consistent growth path with the support and confidence of its clients, investors, employees, and associates. Today, the Lakshmishree group is managed by a team of professional staff members and has got a nationwide network. We are a Classic Mix of Youth and experience.
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