Apollo Sindoori Hotels Subsidiary Launches New Home Cleaning Service 'Smart Super Clean'
Apollo Sindoori Hotels' subsidiary, Sindoori Management Solutions, has launched 'Smart Super Clean', a new B2C home-care deep cleaning service. Operations began on January 7th, 2026, in Chennai with a pilot launch for three months. The service offers a range of cleaning solutions and plans expansion to other metro cities.
The launch of a new service by a subsidiary is a minor development for the parent company at this stage. The immediate financial impact is not quantifiable and it is a pilot launch.
The announcement is a new service launch by a subsidiary, which is a business development activity. It does not immediately indicate a significant positive or negative financial impact.
Apollo Sindoori Hotels Limited announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, Sindoori Management Solutions Private Limited, has launched a new professional home-care deep cleaning service named 'Smart Super Clean'.
This service will operate on a B2C cash-and-carry model, offering high-quality residential and commercial cleaning. Each service unit comprises a five-member crew and a fully equipped service van with advanced cleaning machines, smart tools, and approved materials. The services are designed with a patient-centric approach, emphasizing hygiene, health safety, and superior cleanliness.
Key services offered include disinfection & sanitization, green eco-friendly cleaning, medical/post-illness cleaning, move-in & move-out cleaning, shampooing & stone polishing, post-construction & renovation cleaning, and pest & termite control.
Operations commenced on January 7th, 2026, with a pilot launch in Chennai, deploying crew and three service vans. This pilot phase will last for three months, after which the service is planned for expansion within Chennai and other major Indian cities.
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