ACM Hi-Tech Engineering, a division of ACM Group of Industries, proudly unveiledSAGA Batteries — setting new standards in battery technology. The launch event,held at the Serena Hotel in Islamabad last week, was inaugurated by ACM Group of Industries Founder and Chairman Muhammad Talha Mahmood and attended by ambassadors from multiple countries, senior government officials, and key business partners.

This event marked the official introduction of the SAGA ‘Bolt’ Dry-ChargedBattery, designed for automotive applications with a focus on reliability, durability,and efficiency.

“SAGA Batteries represent a significant step forward in delivering superiorproducts that meet the evolving needs of our customers,” said MuhammadMustafa Bin Talha, CEO of ACM Hi-Tech Engineering Pvt Ltd. “Our legacy ofexcellence is built on quality, innovation, and sustainability.”

The SAGA product line will soon expand with the introduction ofMaintenance-Free (MF), Tubular (Turbo Tube), and Lithium batteries, furthersolidifying ACM Hi-Tech Engineering’s commitment to innovation and leadershipin the industry.

Choose SAGA Batteries for a reliable, efficient, and future-ready powersolution — backed by ACM Hi-Tech Engineering’s decades of expertise andunwavering commitment to quality.


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