Electric Kettle 1.2 l 1500 W 41873 Clear/Silver/Black

It was in the year 1928 that T T Krishnamachari, the first finance minister of India. founded TTK Prestige, one of the oldest business houses in the country today. Having initially pioneered and established a network of distribution, TTK Prestige moved to manufacturing, post–independence. Being a dynamic and fast growing company, it soon became the leading manufacture of Pressure cookers in India and offered the most comprehensive range of kitchenware in the world. One of the main reasons why TTK attained its ‘leadership’ status is because it epitomized quality at an affordable price. It innovated and explored new business categories, all the while keeping its Indian identity intact. A company built on the foundation of trust, transparency and knowledge; TTK has grown to an impressive size today. It’s a 6000–crore group with 15 manufacturing units and 5000 employees. With products and facilities that enjoy international accreditations, TTK enjoys a presence in over 4,00,000 retail outlets across the country. Pressure cookers, toys, condoms, ready to fry foods; ball pens and cartography encompass some of the products TTK pioneers and deals in. And of course, it also has a strong business presence abroad and is associated with international organizations like SSL, Sara Lee, Dupont etc. setting up a manufacturing facility in Bangalore in 1949 kick–started the success saga that continues to grow more distinct by the day. Through the years, Prestige has always initiated numerous manufacturing and marketing innovations; be it something as unconventional as dropping pamphlets from a helicopter in the fifties or the popular “Exchange Schemes”, which have become the order of the day today, Prestige continues to give customers complete value for money. In the 1990s Prestige introduced Mantra, targeting people abroad whose cuisine was compatible with pressure–cooking. It was well received. With leading chain stores like Macy’s, Target, Kohl, Walmart, K–mart and Sears stocking the brand, Prestige ensured that pressure–cooking as a concept came back into practice in the US. Continually adding more feathers to its hat, Prestige is getting bigger than ever. With strategic planning and sound market knowledge, today Prestige is truly an unstoppable force. Prestige always stands for maximum value for money. The brand believes in this maxim to the core and it is visible in all its promotional campaigns A look at Prestige’s campaigns reveals a succession of innovative promotions. Their communications can clearly be differentiated from any other. Whether it was the ‘Jo Biwi se kare pyaar, voh Prestige se kaise kare inkaar’ commercial or the ‘first floor second floor’ or the ‘Muh khula, muh bandh’ television commercials, every advertisement has stood out in the crowd. Promotional campaigns like ‘happy exchanges offer’ have won regional awards. In fact, did you know Prestige pioneered the concept of ‘exchange’ in the kitchenware category in India and the rest followed. Out of the box product and cutting edge television commercials have worked out very well for the brand and its promotions. Campaigns for Exchange Offers like ‘idhu eppadi irukku’ have increased the sales and also got lots of appreciation for the brand during the lean months. These clever promotions helped media latch on to the concept and consumers started looking forward to these promotional activities year after year. There are many more, the latest being the ‘exchange anything for anything’ offer. An all– new concept, this offer promises the consumer complete freedom of choice. This enables the consumer to exchange any old kitchen product for any new Prestige product. This promotion excited the consumers as it was to their comfort and broke all rules.