December 2022 newswire: The Inverter Man of India is back — Su-Kam founder Kunwer Sachdev returns to the power-storage stage as mentor of Su-vastika, taking the same playbook into lithium and solar hybrids.
December 2022, the wire reads: The Inverter Man of India is back. The story reintroduces Kunwer Sachdev — founder of Su-Kam Power Systems Ltd, one of India’s best-known power-backup brands — and confirms his next act: mentoring Su-vastika Solar, an up-and-coming power backup and storage company built on the same instincts that made Su-Kam.
Two titles, one operator
The wire itself flags the two labels Sachdev has picked up over the years: The Inverter Man of India and The Solar Man of India. Both are about the same skill — taking a fragmented, unbranded Indian electronics category and turning it into a design-led, engineering-led, brand-led business. Su-Kam was the first proof; Su-vastika is the second attempt.
The founder profile in one paragraph
Sachdev is described in the wire as entrepreneur, marketer, innovator, motivational speaker, thinker and leader. He founded Su-Kam in 1998 and was associated with the company in one capacity or another until April 2018. What the wire is really saying: after his formal exit, the industry lost its most quotable operator — and this piece is the announcement that he is back.
“Kunwer Sachdev — the man behind the power-backup revolution in India — is back.”— Benzinga / EIN Presswire • 29 December 2022
What Su-vastika does next
The wire positions Su-vastika as the vehicle for the second chapter — lithium storage, solar hybrids, retrofit modules that make old lead-acid inverters lithium-ready and standard inverters solar-ready. In Sachdev’s framing, it is the same fight as Su-Kam’s early years: take a category that Indian buyers depend on but cannot fully trust, engineer reliability into it, and build a brand around that reliability.
Kunwer Sachdev, The Inverter Man Of India Is Back — EIN Presswire (Benzinga) →