­­Mahesh Kumar Spinning Mills Private Limited, incorporated in 2002, is primarily engaged in the manufacturing of cotton yarn and hosiery cloth. The manufacturing facility is located at Tirupur, Tamil Nadu with 96 knitting machines and 14112 spindles. It manufactures cotton yarn with counts 20s to 30s. It also has windmills with an installed power generation capacity of 2.5 mega-watt (MW), and solar power plant with capacity 300 KW in and around Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu. It is promoted by Mr. R Balasubramaniam and his son, Mr. B Senthil Kumar. The day to day operations of the entity is managed by Mr. B Senthil Kumar under the supervision of his father Mr. B Senthil Kumar who possesses around two decades of experience and Mr. R Balasubramaniam possess around four decades of experience in the textile business.

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