In 2007, two brothers Arul and Gautaman Rajamanickam established a start-up medium density residential development business in Melbourne. After eight years of perseverance, in 2015, they proudly own a residential and commercial building company, King Ruby Homes, building homes in land estates, multi-units in the inner city suburbs, as well as buildings for commercial use.
From engineering dreams to ground realty. Arul Rajamanickam, an engineer (Guindy Engineering College) and MBA graduate from UK, has two decades of experience in establishing successful business ventures in different industrial sectors like metallurgy, real estate and education in India. He finally decided to pursue his passion in building quality homes and commercial projects in Melbourne.
Gautaman Rajamanickam, an engineer (Thiagarajar College of Engineering, Madurai) and MBA from RMIT University, has more than a decade of experience in fields like banking, financial planning, agro commercial ventures and education. He is one of the very few licensed builders from the Indian community who are registered with the Victorian Building Authority.
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