"To address the ever-increasing demand, we have decided to launch our e-commerce portal with never-seen-before deals for the customers," Avneet Singh Marwah, CEO, SPPL, said in a statement.

On Tuesday, Super Plastronics Pvt Ltd (SPPL), a domestic electronics manufacturer, unveiled its own e-commerce platform with the goal of achieving an annual revenue of Rs 100 crore. The company aims to sell more than one lakh products each year through its user-friendly website accessible on Android and iOS devices. The product range includes ACs, coolers, washing machines, and televisions.

The company said that it targets to sell over one lakh products annually through the Android and iOS-friendly website, comprising a range of products such as ACs, coolers, washing machines and televisions.

Homegrown consumer electronics player Super Plastronics Pvt Ltd (SPPL) on Tuesday launched its own e-commerce platform https://shopsppl.in with an aim to do a yearly business of Rs 100 crore. To address the ever-increasing demand, we have decided to launch our e-commerce portal with never-seen-before deals for the customers, Avneet Singh Marwah, CEO, SPPL, said in a statement.

Super Plastronics Pvt Ltd has launched its own ecommerce platform, https://shopsppl.in/, to address the increasing demand of the customers and fasten the delivery process. The company has also announced a spree of lucrative deals for the customers on its range of televisions, ACs, coolers and washing machines. Now, the customers will be able to choose from the exciting range of best-in-class products which will be made available to them at very affordable prices.

Moreover, the company mentioned that this move will enable it to sell its range of products as a way to complement existing sales channels. To deliver products in Delhi-NCR within 48 hours and other cities within 4-5 days, SPPL aims to further simplify the delivery process and bring down the delivery time to a minimum, it added.

Super Plastronics Pvt Ltd has launched its own ecommerce platform, https://shopsppl.in/, to address the increasing demand of the customers and fasten the delivery process. The company has also announced a spree of lucrative deals for the customers on its range of televisions, ACs, coolers and washing machines. Now, the customers will be able to choose from the exciting range of best-in-class products which will be made available to them at very affordable prices.

Super Plastronics Pvt Ltd has launched its own ecommerce platform, https://shopsppl.in/, to address the increasing demand of the customers and fasten the delivery process. The company has also announced a spree of lucrative deals for the customers on its range of televisions, ACs, coolers and washing machines. Now, the customers will be able to choose from the exciting range of best-in-class products which will be made available to them at very affordable prices.

"To address the ever-increasing demand, we have decided to launch our e-commerce portal with never-seen-before deals for the customers," Avneet Singh Marwah, CEO, SPPL, said in a statement.

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