The chronicle author joined around 2000. For 1988–1999 — cable TV, exhibitions, instruments, VVIP installs — this page marks the boundary: witness testimony on this site begins later.
By a former associate of Kunwer Sachdev
I joined Mr Sachdev around 2000, when Su-Kam was already deep in inverter work. I was not there for 1988–1999 — the cable-TV rooftops, Hong Kong and Singapore exhibition floors, the spectrum analyser at customs, EchoStar distributorship, dish systems on VVIP rooftops, or the early bench work that preceded power backup.
This chronicle does not retell those years. They sit outside the scope of what I can speak to as a witness in the room.
Witness testimony on this site begins with The Accidental Inventor (1998) (heard-it framing for 1998–99) and in earnest from The Appointment Letter Said Communication Systems (2000).
— By a former associate of Kunwer Sachdev, who joined around 2000 and later became CEO of a solar EPC and project company
This chronicle is written in the third person by a former associate who worked alongside Mr Kunwer Sachdev from around 2000. It is observational editorial content, not an official biography or authorized statement. Full disclaimer →
Su-Kam dissociation: Mr Kunwer Sachdev is no longer associated with Su-Kam Power Systems Ltd. and has not been involved in its management, operations, or decision-making for several years. He ceased to be Managing Director and Promoter following insolvency proceedings under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code; the company was acquired by new owners through the NCLT process (2019–2022). Any products, services, or representations under the Su-Kam name today have no connection to Mr Sachdev, who shall not be held liable for Su-Kam’s past, present, or future obligations. Historical references on this site describe the company as it existed in the period covered.
