From a telecom cabling company to an ISO 9001 certified telecom turnkey player, Supreme has indeed come a long way. In the FY 2000-01, the company has shown a growth of 37 percent and has registered a turnover of Rs 87.08 core. The company continues to maintain its edge in the utilities and public networks (non-DoT) segment. It bagged major projects from Tata Cellular, Sky Cell, Western Railway and Indian Oil Corporation, etc. During the last fiscal, Supreme has also bid for projects in countries like Ghana, Dubai and Mauritius.

Supreme’s main project areas include optical fiber communication networks, digital multiplexing systems, microwave and wireless communication systems. Its technical capability ranges from switching to transmission, wired and wireless connectivity solutions, SDH, PDH, DWDM and IP, etc. Supreme has identified banking, basic and cellular telephony, ISPs, power utilities and the Railways as major thrust areas to provide infrastructure services, customized solutions and professional services. The company has chalked out major expansion plans for markets in India and abroad. Plans are afoot to spread its operations into ‘B’ class cities apart from strengthening its position in metros. It has recently tied up with Avitech AB of Sweden, a leading supplier of radio coverage for marketing and installing their GSM repeaters.