Our purpose is to provide sustained value to the community at large. And we walk the talk every day.
The founder of the Texmo Group, R.Ramaswamy, was a rarity in more ways than one – a farmer’s son who studied electrical engineering in England in 1937 and returned to India in 1945, determined to give back to society. He achieved this purpose by harnessing his education, practicality, and an unwavering commitment to ethical business.
The chief motivation for creating Texmo was to help farmers by engineering and manufacturing high-quality, affordable, and dependable pumps. This continues to be the core value and purpose of our company.
Our purpose is not short-term gains but long-term sustainability, investment in people, and providing social value.
To achieve these aims, we continue to build a group of companies that strives to look after the people who are at the centre of our business – employees, customers, suppliers, and society.
“All employees are encouraged to do the right thing, and given the time to do so.”
Karthekeyan Sundararaj, Taro Pumps Employee
To equip young people with the knowledge and skills to pursue a career in manufacturing,Texmo Industries started Texmo Academy in 2013.
Since 2016, Texmo Industries has partnered with SkillSonics to conduct the Multi-Skilled Production Technician (MSPT) course for underprivileged students.
The Ramana Gounder Hospital, founded in 1974, is a non-profit healthcare centre with a reputation for high-quality medical care in maternity and childcare services. The hospital is equipped with an OPD, operation theatre, 30 beds, clinical lab and a neonatal ICU, managed by a team of 7 medical, and 37 para-medical personnel.
Our Miss-a-Meal Program started in 2010, when a few like-minded colleagues decided to make a real difference for under privileged children by missing a meal once a month and collecting money to organise/provide a meal for these children. A movement that began with a few individuals has grown significantly to now include almost all Temxo Group employees.
Started in 2004, Taro Green aims to increase the green cover across India. This programme plants trees and distributes free water pumps in villages.