Samriddhi Automations Pvt. Ltd.

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Samriddhi Automations Pvt. Ltd. is a privately held Indian electronics manufacturer incorporated on 29 December 2005 (CIN U32106DL2005PTC144203), with its registered office at E-5/7 Malviya Nagar, New Delhi and operations and manufacturing based at F-365, Sector 63, Noida, Uttar Pradesh, plus a facility associated with Haridwar, Uttarakhand. The company is unlisted and, per Indian corporate records, not a subsidiary of any larger group; it is promoter-controlled by the Sehgal family (Sat Paul Sehgal, Sanjeev Sehgal — founder and managing director — Sapna Sehgal, and Amrish Kumar). Public size estimates conflict sharply (roughly 50 to 1,000 employees depending on source, with Tracxn reporting ~248), and no reliable revenue figure is publicly disclosed, so headcount and revenue should be treated as unverified.

The company sells under the SPARSH brand and describes itself as a pioneer in Indian-made electronic video surveillance equipment, stating it became India's first domestic manufacturer of CCTV cameras in 2008. Reported product lines include CCTV and IP cameras (dome, varifocal, pinhole, fisheye, IR), network and digital video recorders (NVR/DVR), speed dome and matrix/quad switchers, video management software, and mounting/accessory hardware. Customs records show it both imports components (ICs, diodes, resistors, capacitors) and exports cameras, recorders, and audio equipment to the United States and Congo. It is ISO 9001-certified and has won Indian security-industry awards.

Litigation posture: Samriddhi appears in the database only as a defendant — 2 cases, 0 as plaintiff — both brought by Cedar Lane Technologies Inc. in the Western District of Texas. This is the classic operating-company-defending-against-an-NPE pattern. Cedar Lane is a Canadian-domiciled non-practicing entity that asserts acquired patents (with lineage traced to Intellectual Ventures-related entities) and has filed hundreds of suits, predominantly in W.D. Tex. and D. Del.; reporting indicates the large majority resolve by settlement. The tracked suits reflect Cedar Lane's imaging/image-data-processing portfolio asserted against camera and surveillance vendors, a campaign that also named Longse, Silent Sentinel, Vimar, RaySharp, Motorola Solutions, and others. No outcome details for the Samriddhi matters are established here, and no merits assessment is implied.