This move is expected to increase production capacity by 25% in the next two weeks with an aim to further improve by 50% in the near future.
21 Apr 2021 | 2676 Views | By Autocar Pro News Desk
MG Motor India has joined hands with Gujarat-based Devnandan Gases to increase the production of medical oxygen. Devnandan Gasses was founded in 2011 is among key producers of medical oxygen in Vadodara.
The OEM will utilise its manufacturing expertise to help increase the company’s overall oxygen gas production. MG ...
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MG Motor India has joined hands with Gujarat-based Devnandan Gases to increase the production of medical oxygen. Devnandan Gasses was founded in 2011 is among key producers of medical oxygen in Vadodara.
The OEM will utilise its manufacturing expertise to help increase the company’s overall oxygen gas production. MG will address specific areas of the manufacturing process such as infrastructure expansion and the elimination of major losses with lean principles. This move is expected to increase production capacity by 25% in the next two weeks with an aim to further improve by 50% in the near future.
Rajeev Chaba, president and MD, MG Motor India said: “At MG, we are committed to supporting the fight against the Covid-19 outbreak. As a part of our care for the communities around us, we are boosting the production of oxygen and providing support wherever possible. We had followed a similar approach last year and stabilised the ventilator production at Max Ventilators plant in Vadodara. Now, we are focusing on enhancing oxygen production in the region, which is the need of the hour. We would like to thank the local administration for its constant support and guidance in this initiative.”
Vijaybhai Thakkar, owner, Devnandan Gases said: “We express our gratitude to MG for partnering for this noble cause. This collaboration will help us to scale our production as our teams work in unison to boost daily throughput. With MG Motor India’s support in debottlenecking the constraints, the initiative will go a long way in saving more lives in and around the region.”