Midhani chairman and managing director, M Narayana Rao, said there was a five-fold increase in company’s sales in the past decade compared with a turnover of Rs 125 crore in 2003-04.
The miniratna company has embarked upon a modernisation and upgradation programme funded through its internal resources and partly from customers to meet the hi-tech special materials requirements. During the year, it enhanced its production capacity by commissioning a 6,000-tonne forge press and 150 Kw and 300 kw electron beam melting furnace.
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The hi-tech metallurgical facility, set up primarily to attain self-reliance in critical materials, has been supporting programmes in strategic sectors like space, aeronautics, atomic energy and general engineering industries besides defence. It is also developing and manufacturing titanium bio-medical implants as a measure of corporate social responsibility.