Established in 1965, Balaki Ram Yadbinder Kumar has supplied irrigation and plumbing hardware to farmers, contractors and households across Barnala and Sangrur for three generations. The firm operates as a registered proprietorship under GST, dealing in submersible pumps, column pipes, PVC casing pipes and cement pipes.
Located near the Sangrur Central Cooperative Bank on Old Exchange Road, the shop is a familiar stop for anyone setting up a tubewell or replacing a burnt-out pump motor — stocked, priced, and ready to ship from Barnala.
What started as a single retail counter now runs as both a retailer and a wholesaler, supplying dealers and direct buyers alike, with a small team of 26–50 people handling stock, delivery and after-sales queries.
The milestones that shaped how the business trades today.
Balaki Ram Yadbinder Kumar opens as a retail hardware counter on Old Exchange Road, serving local farmers with basic plumbing and pipe fittings.
As borewell irrigation spread across Sangrur district, the firm added submersible pumps and larger-diameter column pipe to its range, and began supplying smaller dealers as a wholesaler.
The business lists its catalog online for the first time, extending its reach beyond walk-in customers to buyers across Punjab.
Formal GST registration as a proprietorship trading in retail and wholesale business, formalising decades of trading history.
Still on Old Exchange Road, still stocking KSB, KENT and Bindya-branded pumps and pipe — now with a small team keeping stock, pricing and delivery running day to day.
What keeps farmers and contractors coming back to Old Exchange Road.
Registered proprietorship with verified GST since 2020, trading as retailer and wholesaler.
KSB, KENT and Bindya-branded pumps and pipes — not unbranded substitutes.
Ships from Barnala with same-day pickup available for walk-in buyers.
Serving the same road, the same district, since 1965 — three generations of buyers.