Our Own Indian Pen
No matter how much we appreciate the tech-savvy western world and how intently we follow their cool lifestyle, somewhere down the line a patriotic heart goes out for the homegrown brands and the people who have made it big in the world.
A patriotic Indian is always proud of the homegrown products, business and men. Be it JRD Tata, Dhirubhai Ambani or Sunil Bharti Mittal, they all make us feel proud of being an Indian. These names are big and renowned and have grown in the times of less or no independence, lesser access to the outside world and probably, in times of lesser competition.
Lexi Pens is such a family owned business, which has grown to shine on the global map. The records made by the company cannot be forgotten once you have heard or read them - be it the Highest Selling single model pen ( Lexi 5 ) or selling over 365 million pens a year, around the world. Lexi 5 became the largest selling pen in Sri Lanka for four consecutive years in 2004. In the same year, Yemen also recorded Lexi as the highest selling pen in their country.
An Indian grown, internationally acclaimed manufacturer and exporter of high quality pens including plastic ball pens with precision tip, gel pens, metal pens and refills. Born out of a sheer passion of one man in 1997, the product had grown into a company and then into a brand... The one known worldwide. All this with the help of a family working together in harmony to reach a common goal. Family bond and values have always had an Indian face to the emotion and Lexi pens just defines the bond closely.
Available in over 50 countries across the world, Lexi had definitely made best friends with students, writers, teachers and everyone else alike. Aiming to grow higher on their goodwill, I wish Lexi a very good luck.
