You already own a business.
Let us help it grow up big.
You make things with your own hands. We help you build a company around them.
One honest jump, from a small unit to a proper mid-size business, explained the way a friend would.
The government already has a name for your business.
If your sales are under ₹10 crore, the government quietly files you under one word: Micro. Most owners never knew they carried a label at all.
The good part: the same government drew a ladder going up from there. See it, and you can climb it.
Two numbers decide your box: your yearly sales, and the money in your machines. Cross either line and you move up. That is the official MSME rule, Government of India.
A jump like this takes more than hard work. It takes the right hands beside you. That is our job.
Why crawl up when you can leap?
Most small units spend twenty years crawling from Micro to Small, and then they stop. The father stopped there. The grandfather stopped there too.
It is rarely bad luck or short money. It is almost always a handful of skills nobody in the family was ever taught.
SOMAR hands you those skills, one at a time. We do not aim for the next small step.
We aim straight for mid-size, the ₹100 to ₹500 crore company, until the jump stops feeling like a dream and starts feeling like a plan.
Let us keep it simple. A business is people paying you for something useful you make. Growing it is the same thing, only bigger. Make more. For more people. Without losing money, and without losing your sleep. Every single thing we do sits under one of those lines.
What we believe
India grows when lakhs of
small factories become
strong companies.
The hands that build India deserve to build something that lasts
Six things every factory needs to grow. We help with each one.
We do not hand you a fat report and leave.
We sit beside you and fix the real things, in the six places small factories get stuck.
Good people who stay
Finding good hands, and giving them a reason to stay.
Why it matters. A factory is only as good as the people on its floor. When trained hands walk out, your time and money walk out with them.
Money to run and grow
The right loans and cash, so you can buy material, pay people, and say yes to a bigger order.
Why it matters. Many good factories close not because of bad work, but because cash ran out at the wrong moment.
Cash in hand when you need it
Keeping your money moving, never stuck in the market while your own bills wait.
Why it matters. Profit on paper does not pay salaries. Cash in the bank does.
Spend less on what you buy
Buying raw material, power and services smarter, so more stays in your pocket.
Why it matters. On a thin margin, every rupee saved on cost is a rupee of pure profit.
Sleep without worry
Guarding your business against fire, accidents, unpaid bills and sudden shocks.
Why it matters. One bad event can wipe out ten years of hard work. A little protection keeps you standing.
Better tools, better ways
Simple machines, software and methods that make more, with less effort and fewer mistakes.
Why it matters. The factory that quietly learns new ways soon leaves the others behind.
We talk to you like a friend, not like a big consultant.
We start where you are. No shame, no big English words.
In Hindi or English, slowly, till it is fully clear.
We are not gurus. We are people who have done this work and want to help you do it too.
We never promise you crores. We promise to work honestly, right beside you.
Your speed is the right speed. We never rush you, and we never look down.
One small win at a time. That is how a workshop becomes a company.
Let us sit together over a cup of चाय (chai).
Tell us about your factory. What you make, where you are stuck, what you quietly dream of.
The first chai is on us, and the first talk is only a talk, never a sales pitch.