One of the first Indians to establish office in Shaoxing, China. Seeing the ever growing demand in India, an office was setup in business capital mumbai.

In the late seventies, Mr. Radhakishan Phulwani had a humble beginning in the Textile Business in Dubai and within a decade established as a reputed businessman having a multi-million dollar business with Iran and other countries of the Middle East and proceeded to form Regal Overseas in 1990. From the beginning his emphasis was to understand the market requirements, develop fabrics, textiles from reputed manufacturers of FAR-EAST and participate in the technical aspects of manufacturing as well.

This unique quality of understanding all aspects of the business from manufacturing up to markets earned him a lot of respect from fellow textile traders - businessman who always looked upon him for advice and followed his trends.

The company imported fabrics from Japan, Indonesia, Thailand, Korea and Taiwan. Always ahead of times, during the late eighties Mr. Phulwani made many trips to China to establish core business relations with a few Textile Companies.

To cater to the ever expanding markets in IRAN, Turkey, CIS and Gulf Countries, he was joined by his brothers Mr. Tirath Phulwani & Mr. Laxman Phulwani to share the responsibilities in the company management.


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In the late nineties Mr. R.C. Phulwani was one of the first Indian to establish office in Shaoxing, China which is a textile capital of China. This decision was a result of his foresight & vision which came from experiences and following trends in the Far-East Market and it was going to be a very rewarding decision.


This business venture gave further impetus to the growth of the company as it brought them close to the Textile Manufacturing hub and began sourcing all kind of Textile fabrics & home furnishing at very competitive prices and equivalent quality which the Middle-East Markets had accepted.

The business grew exponentially and he was joined by Mr. Teenu Phulwani and other family members to take care of the responsibilities in China office.

According to a study conducted by the World Trade Organization, India is expected to increase its share of the global textile business from 3% to 15% by 2010. A study by the Indian Cotton Mills' Federation, says that by 2010 Indian textile exports are expected to rise to $40bn from the present $12bn. Having been highly successful in ventures abroad and keeping in view India's textile importance in world trade and in expansion of our business activities in the textiles industry, the group established one more office at Mumbai-India in November 2005.

 
 
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