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SATACHI GLOBAL PVT. LTD., led by its visionary CEO and owner, Ms. Ashwini Sachin Lawand, stands as a prominent player in the electrical industry. We are renowned as a leading importer, exporter, manufacturer, supplier, and trader of LED lights and home appliances, all under the trusted brand name ‘Glister.’

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Glister’s range of LED lights represents a smart and innovative leap forward in the lighting industry. We are dedicated to providing straightforward and enduring lighting solutions. Our commitment to quality and affordability ensures that Glister products are accessible to a wide customer base. Experience the future of lighting with Glister, where excellence meets affordability under the guidance of Ms. Ashwini Sachin Lawand.

Glister plays a pivotal role in shifting focus from conventional lighting systems that consume more power to offering niche power solutions that are backed by latest LED technologies.

We hope to serve our country with smart LED solutions for the future generations and for many more light years ahead. Quality and perfection in our smart technologies enable us to reach newer horizons every day. Our quests to create more energy efficient platforms that are sustainable across various verticals motivate us to innovate by the go.

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