The romance of Archies
For anyone growing up in the 1980s and 1990s, the name Archies spells romance, with fancy greeting cards and assorted stationery and gift items. In an era before the digital boom, Archies gave youngsters a means to share their feeling through cards. Jagdish Moolchandani, executive director, Archies, rightly claims, “We invented the Valentine’s Day in India.”
10 Jul 2019 | By Rahul Kumar
Jagdish Moolchandani, executive director, Archies, at the front desk
Greeting cards remain a significant business for Archies. The company holds 50% market share of greeting cards in India
The sprawling shopfloor at the Manesar plant is an ideal example how a printing company shopfloor should be
From the beginning, the company’s motto has been to offer quality products which are unique
Jagdish Moolchandani, executive director, Archies, with the company’s Ryobi five-colour plus coater press
Up next, Archies is seriously looking to capture the paper bag market
One of Archies’ bestselling products is its permanent calendars with quotes on various subjects. The company has a dedicate team to develop products and develop content for it.
A fitness enthusiast, Jagdish Moolchandani, executive director, Archies, finds a way to mix business with pleasure by doing regular plant inspections on his cycle.
The exteriors of the Archies plant in Manesar, Haryana
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