Sethamony is named after the founder’s father.

When he arrived in France, he wanted to become an electrician, but the language was a barrier. He was strong in practical work, strong in theory, but not in French. So he learned differently: on the field, by observing, asking questions, and inviting electricians for coffee simply to spend time with them and understand the profession.

He signed contracts, worked hard, and at one point ended his first month with almost nothing because of administrative problems. He only had one euro in his pocket, bought a baguette, and kept going.

Through perseverance, field learning, and discipline, he became one of the most respected electricians in his company, capable of working on both high-current and low-current systems, and repairing everything from televisions to buildings and electrical meters. He earned trust, responsibilities, and the opportunity to become a partner