Chennai, Jan 26 (UNI) – Schwing Stetter India, country’s leading concreting and construction equipment manufacturers, today unveiled its Silver Jubilee logo and tagline to celebrate the milestone of turning 25 years in India in 2023.
A company release said, it will be engaged in a series of activities to celebrate the accomplishment with customers, business partners, employees and student communities throughout this year.
The unveiling of the 25th year silver jubilee logo took place at its corporate headquarters and works at Sriperumbudur, about 40 km from here, in the presence of the company’s employees and partners. Company MD V.G. Sakthikumar , presided over the event and released the anniversary logo and tagline – “25 Years of Passion and Innovation”.
Speaking on the occasion, Sakthikumar said “I am delighted to release the logo. This is not just a celebration of 25 years, but going forward, we are rededicating ourselves for the next 25 years. We incorporated every aspect of our vision and values in the logo, and we are focused on becoming the number one global brand in innovation, manufacturing and technology of construction and mining equipment.”
“Throughout our 25-year history in India, Schwing Stetter has held to its commitment to its employees. This year, the company aims to further nurture the talent of the employees and transform them as responsible leaders”, he said.
The company’s mission is to set themselves as a benchmark for global best Environmental, Social and Governance practices.” he added. The company will continue to work towards building momentum into its next chapter and create sustained growth and profitability to all stakeholders by launching new products, and increasing the manufacturing talent ecosystem in India.
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