It was 50 years ago that two childhood friends in India had a vision to partner together and develop a specialised engineering business.
After years of hard work, K.J. Joseph and Thomas John brought their dream to life and launched their jointly owned company: Thejo Engineering.
Today, their vision has moved beyond India and onto the global stage.
Thejo Engineering specialises in conveyor belt splicing through a cold vulcanising process, in-situ pulley lagging and in-situ recapping of conveyor belts. The company is also recognised as a leading industrial solutions provider for belt conveyorbased bulk material handling systems, mining and mineral processing and corrosion protection applications.
As Thejo Engineering chair, Joseph believes one of the company's major strengths is that it has maintained a consistent set of clients from the beginning.
"We might be a small company compared to the global giants, but even though we are small, the unique feature we offer to clients is our sensitivity to their needs," Joseph told Australian Mining. "One of the key areas where we have made a difference globally is by virtue of being a one-stop shop for services and manufacturing." Through the support of its clients, Thejo Engineering has taken the opportunity to grow, expanding its business across India, Australia, the Middle East and South America.
Committed to meeting the needs of its clients, Thejo Engineering works to innovate as new challenges arise.
This story is from the December 2024 edition of Australian Mining.
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