SCHWING STETTER INDIA LAUNCHED THEIR Technovation 2022' fest at their Global Manufacturing Hub in Cheyyar, Tamil Nadu, from February 7-13. The idea was to bring together diverse industrial customers, stakeholders, local and global technology leaders to syndicate conversations about technology, partnerships, and innovation that can help advance market technology adoption. The objective of the tech fest is to exhibit the concept of innovation through technology in the concrete and construction industries across the country.
VG Sakthikumar, MD, Schwing Stetter India, said, "For long, the concept of innovation & technology has fascinated us and we know that those are the driving factors behind infrastructure growth. We believe that this would be a perfect interactive platform to broaden product range and technology enabled service offerings. It also empowers and helps us to understand our customers in a better manner."
The event featured 70+ technology-driven products on display for the construction process.
The state-of-the-art integrated facility of 52 acres comprising 50,000m2 of built-up area will now become a global manufacturing hub for Schwing's concrete boom pumps, stationary pumps, self-loading mixers, shotcrete pumps, excavators, wheel loaders and motor graders. Schwing Stetter signed an agreement with the Tamil Nadu government through the Global Investors Meet in 2019 and has already invested Rs 300 crore in this facility.
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