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The story of Hybec began in 1976 in the heart of Mumbai's bustling electrical commerce hub, Lohar Chawl. It was here that Mr. Prataprai Manshani laid the foundation of the business by opening a humble retail storefront. Originally established to cater to the diverse, day-to-day electrical needs of the local community, this retail space served as the proving ground for the family’s business values: reliable customer service, market awareness, and commercial grit.
As India's consumer landscape shifted toward modern home aesthetics in the late 1980s and early 1990s, the enterprise entered its next evolutionary phase. Between 1990 and 1995, the legacy transitioned into the next generation as Mr. Jitendra Manshani joined his father’s business. Bringing fresh vision and vigor, Jitendra recognized an untapped demand for premium, aesthetically pleasing illumination. Under his influence, the company diversified its product portfolio, moving beyond basic components into imported lamps and decorative lighting fixtures, bringing a touch of international elegance to Indian households.
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Mr. Mukesh And Haresh Manshani
Mr. Prataprai Manshani laid the foundation of Hybec with a humble electrical store in Mumbai’s Lohar Chawl. His journey was built on trust, service, and quality, creating a strong legacy for the generations that followed. What started as a small retail business gradually grew into a respected name in the lighting industry.
Under the vision of the Manshani family, Hybec evolved from traditional electrical solutions to modern, innovative lighting products for commercial, residential, hospitality, and architectural spaces. The brand today reflects decades of experience, customer focus, and a commitment to excellence.
Hybec is more than a lighting company — it is the result of a family legacy shaped by hard work, innovation, and a deep understanding of customer needs. The story of Mr. Prataprai Manshani adds authenticity and heritage to the brand, making it a meaningful part of Hybec’s identity.














































