Vesuvius, a player in refractory solutions, has inaugurated its new alumina-silica (AlSi) and basic monolithic manufacturing facilities in Visakhapatnam.
Vesuvius expansion aligns with India’s Make in India initiative, marking another milestone in the company’s commitment to expanding its footprint in the Indian market.
These new plants follow the successful commissioning of Vesuvius’s Mould Flux plant in April.
Boosting Production Capacity for Iron and Steel Industries
The newly launched AlSi and Basic Monolithic facilities are designed to produce high-quality refractory materials critical for iron and steel manufacturing.
These facilities will contribute an additional 2,50,000 tons of production capacity annually.
With this expansion, Vesuvius expansion solidifies its position as the leading supplier of refractory solutions in the region, providing advanced products and technologies at competitive costs.
Strengthening Faith in the Indian Market
Patrick Andre, CEO, Vesuvius Group commented, “Our continued expansion reflects our unwavering belief in the Indian market. These facilities not only enhance our production capabilities but also contribute to the socioeconomic development of local communities”.
Commitment to Sustainability and Efficiency
The new plants incorporate advanced waste reduction mechanisms and energy-efficient technologies.
Vesuvius India Limited (VIL) Chairman Biswadip Gupta highlighted the alignment of these facilities with the company’s focus on operational excellence. He also emphasized their contribution to environmental stewardship.
VIL Managing Director Mohinder Rajput supported this vision. He remarked that the plants are designed for efficient operation. They also minimize their environmental footprint.
Supporting Local and Global Goals
By introducing cutting-edge facilities, Vesuvius bridges the gap between local demand and global standards.
As reported by manufacturingtodayindia.com, the initiative reaffirms the company’s mission to innovate and support sustainable growth in the Indian manufacturing sector.
