The long version
Twenty years of the same standard
Gupta Enterprises began in 2004 on a modest press shop floor in Faridabad, Haryana, with a single discipline: sheet-metal press work done right. Two decades on, that discipline is still what the business runs on — the machines have multiplied, the standard has not moved.
The turning point came in 2010, when we brought die and fixture design in-house. It is a decision that shaped everything since. When the tooling that forms your part is built and maintained by the same people who run the press, a die revision takes days instead of weeks, and nobody waits on an outside vendor to fix a problem they did not create. Quality, cost and lead time stopped being things we negotiated with suppliers and became things we controlled.
In 2015 we added fibre laser cutting and VMC machining, which extended us from stamped and formed parts into precision-machined components and better tooling. By 2021 annual turnover had crossed ₹20 crore. Today we operate two manufacturing units in Faridabad totalling 1,100 sq. yards, with 35 power presses spanning 20 to 250 tonnes, 15 welding stations, a full tool room and a team of more than 50 people.
We supply sheet-metal, tubular and tooling components to eight-plus OEM and Tier-1 partners across the Indian automotive supply chain — most of them repeat, multi-year customers. That repeat business is the number we watch most closely, because in this industry nobody re-orders out of politeness.
The fundamentals have not changed: 100% inspection before dispatch, 144 kVA of standby power so production never depends on the grid, and tooling we build ourselves. What is changing is reach — we are applying the same capabilities to industrial equipment, electrical, renewable energy, robotics and agriculture, and building the quality documentation that export programmes demand.