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Established in 1982 and based in Mumbai, India, Eureka Forbes Limited is engaged in the manufacturing, distribution, rental, sale, and servicing of various products. These include vacuum cleaners, water purification and filtration systems, electronic air purification devices, and related items. The company's operations span both domestic Indian markets and international territories, additionally offering comprehensive water solutions. Eureka Forbes serves a wide array of clients, ranging from individual consumers (B2C) and households to corporate entities (B2B), educational institutions, retail establishments, banks, IT firms, hospitals, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), and hotels. Its reach also extends to government bodies, encompassing railways, the armed forces, and various departments through government e-marketplaces. Formerly known as Forbes Enviro Solutions Limited, the company officially adopted the name Eureka Forbes Limited in February 2022. As of April 25, 2022, it functions as a subsidiary of Lunolux Limited.
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