HYDERABAD, India -
July 21, 2015 -
PRLog -- Ajax Fiori, one of India’s leading manufacturers of concreting equipment (Self-Loading Concrete Mixer, Batching Plants and Concrete Pumps), as part of its expansion plan has today, opened a state of the art Service & Training Centre of 15,000 sq. ft. in Nacharam, Hyderabad. Ajax Fiori has been serving the infrastructure industry in India since inception in 1992, bringing in pioneering concepts and world class technology concreting equipment adapted to suit Indian environment. In line with Ajax-Fiori’s corporate philosophy of best in class pre & after sales support to its customers, company is widening its distribution network further pan India through additional stock & touch points, and this facility at Hyderabad is one more step towards this direction. Speaking during the inauguration, Mr. K. Vijay, Managing Director of Ajax-Fiori, said “This facility following on the steps of our Bangalore Service Centre shall immensely benefit our customers in the markets of Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. We recall our journey two decades back when our first batch of self-loaders worked in irrigation projects. We have come a long way since then and today our aim is to optimize the economic life and productivity of our machine base, hence the need of such state-of-the art centres”. He also added “With the renewed focus and the promise of delivering complete concreting solutions, we aim to strengthen our position further among the top two concreting equipment manufacturers in India. Despite sluggishness of last few quarters, we are optimistic about the medium and long term prospects of the Indian concreting equipment Industry outlook. Today, we take pride to inform that Ajax Fiori has the competency and is investing further to expand and provide more innovative and cost-effective solutions for the construction sector. Having foreseen the product’s suitability across various applications and the increased demand across geographies, Ajax Fiori has ambitions to create a significant presence beyond Indian shores in the coming years.”
