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Powerica Ltd. engages in the manufacturing, marketing, installation, commissioning, after-sales servicing, and maintenance contracts of diesel and gas power plants. It operates through Generator Sets; and Wind Power segments. The Generator Sets manufacturing and trading in generating sets, components and erection, installation, commissioning, operation, maintenance & other services relating to generating sets. The Wind Power focuses on generation of electricity from wind turbine generators and erection, installation, commissioning, operation, maintenance, project management & other services relating to wind turbine generators. The company was founded by Naresh Oberoi in May 04, 1984 and is headquartered in Mumbai, India.
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