The birth of Timex Group was no case of happenstance; the inspiration and the aspirations were all seeped in as early as the 1920s, when a successful textile business proprietor paved the way for his grandson Mr. Chapsi Gala’s vision. A vision to lay the foundation of a business empire set to rule the future.

In the year 1985, armed with years of expertise in the wholesale trading of Plywood, Mica and Veneer, Mr. Chapsi Gala established his very own brand “Timex”.

High production quality, extensive usability and competitive pricing translated into instant success in the market for brand Timex. State-of-the-art plants for manufacturing commercial and marine play, black boards and flush doors were set up soon enough to take the success to newer heights. The enterprise was ably supported and sustained by his brothers, Jagshi Gala, Suresh Gala and Mahendra Gala.

The 1990s was a point in time when the Group decided to spread its wings and chose to diversify into a virtually untapped market in India – exotic decorative veneers. A special manufacturing unit was erected in a short span and raw material was sourced from across the globe, especially Europe. In the year 2002, the Group forayed into newer horizons. The Group’s rising aspirations were boosted further by the introduction of ACP and Ceramics. 2008 witnessed the setting up of a highly sophisticated manufacturing unit near Vapi to churn out an extensive array of decorative laminates.

As a result of these enterprising and innovative endeavours and a keen attention on quality, Timex finds itself as virtually the segment leaders in its industry and a renowned name for its widest range of veneers in the country. Today, the Timex Group’s possesses an absolutely enviable infrastructure with a solid network of more than 10000 and growing distributors and dealers. With products available all over the country, a team of highly qualified professionals and a vision that’s powered by the dynamic Mr. Chapsi Gala, Timex Group is all set to carve an eternal niche in the industry.