Our Story
Jeen Sales Corporation was established in 1998 by Mr. Ravi Jaipuriya in Amravati, Maharashtra — with a clear sense of purpose: to improve the quality of healthcare infrastructure in government institutions across the state.
It started humbly. A sole proprietorship, one man, and a commitment to supplying medical-grade oxygen cylinders to government hospitals and medical colleges throughout Maharashtra. Back then, consistent and reliable supply of even basic medical consumables to government institutions was a challenge. Mr. Jaipuriya saw the gap — and chose to fill it.
Over the years, Jeen Sales Corporation grew steadily, earning the trust of district health departments, Zilla Parishads, civil surgeons, and government medical colleges through one simple formula: deliver quality products, on time, every time.
Expanding Our Reach — Into Tribal Maharashtra
As the firm grew, Mr. Ravi Jaipuriya recognised that healthcare was only part of the equation. For tribal communities in rural Maharashtra, basic supplies and infrastructure were equally critical.
Jeen Sales Corporation expanded its work under the District Project Officer (DPO) scheme, supplying essential goods to tribal areas across Yavatmal, Akola, and Amravati districts — including remote areas such as Pandarkawda, Kinwat, Pusad, Kalam, Nouri, Dharni, and many more. This chapter of our journey reflects our belief that government partnerships must serve all citizens — including those in the most underserved corners of the state.
Building Medical Colleges — Turnkey Infrastructure Projects
One of our most significant achievements has been the successful completion of complete first-year MBBS infrastructure setups for Government Medical Colleges (GMCs) across Maharashtra.
For GMC Jalna and GMC Washim, Jeen Sales Corporation delivered fully installed laboratory setups — including medical apparatus, equipment, and lab furniture — on time and to specification. These were comprehensive, end-to-end turnkey projects, not just supply orders.
Our work spans a wide network of GMCs and district health institutions, including:
- GMC Jalna — Complete First Year MBBS Setup (Turnkey)
- GMC Washim — Complete First Year MBBS Setup (Turnkey)
- GMC Nandurbar, GMC Parbhani, GMC Hingoli
- SVNGMC Yavatmal, GMC Akola, GMCH Akola
- IMGC Nagpur, GMC Jalgaon, GMCH Jalgaon
- Civil Surgeon Jalgaon and many more district-level institutions
Our Network Today
Jeen Sales Corporation now maintains active supply relationships with:
- Government Medical Colleges & Hospitals across Maharashtra
- District Health Officers (DHOs) of Yavatmal, Akola, Amravati, Nagpur, Jalgaon and surrounding districts
- Civil Surgeons of district hospitals
- Zilla Parishad health departments
- District Project Officers under tribal development schemes
The Next Chapter — Import & Export
With 25+ years of domain knowledge and a deep understanding of the Indian public health sector, Jeen Sales Corporation is now entering the next phase of growth: global trade in medical technologies.
We are actively identifying and importing advanced medical equipment and diagnostic technologies from abroad that have strong potential in the Indian market — products that fill critical gaps in India’s current healthcare capabilities. Simultaneously, we are building pathways to export quality Indian medical equipment and surgical consumables to international buyers.
This evolution is a natural extension of our mission: to bring the best of global healthcare innovation to India, and to take India’s medical manufacturing excellence to the world.
Mr. Ravi Jaipuriya — Proprietor
Mr. Ravi Jaipuriya founded Jeen Sales Corporation in 1998 with a vision to serve public healthcare institutions with integrity and quality. Over more than two decades, he has personally overseen every major project and partnership — building a reputation based not on advertising, but on the trust of the government officials, doctors, and administrators he has served.
His decision to extend the firm’s work to tribal areas reflects a philosophy that goes beyond business: that good infrastructure and quality supplies are a right, not a privilege — for every hospital, every medical college, and every village health post in Maharashtra.