The chemical industries revolution scenario in India in the early Eighties was a time of sharp contrasts. On the one hand, there was the great discovery of the will to exert one's resources and abilities, to discover and invent, and substitute imported machinery and industry with indigenous alternatives.

On the other hand, there was a tremendous shortage of entrepreneurs who could adequately meet the needs of industries needing ancillary support such as processing plants, chemical industries, petrochemical industries etc.

Mr. Satpal Singh Channa, a pioneer in the Pumping and Centrifuges industry in Gujarat in the Eighties, blazed a brilliant trail in manufacturing Pumping and Centrifuges equipments for Chemical Industries, Petrochemical Industries, Dyes & Intermediates, Refineries, Process Industries, and Textile Industries etc. From the beginning, Satpal Singh Channa considered problems as opportunities.