New representatives for HORN® Glass India Pvt. Ltd.

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Date: 10 September 2020

New representatives for HORN® Glass India Pvt. Ltd.

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Date: 9 September 2020

HORN® Glass Industries AG offers customer proximity and short response time on the global market.

This can be guaranteed by subsidiary companies in China, Malaysia, India, Croatia, Ukraine, Brazil and the Czech Republic which add value to the global customers.

HORN® Glass India Pvt. Ltd. was incorporated in the year 2008 as the subsidiary of HORN® Glass Industries AG (Germany) to cater the requirements of customers in India and abroad. HORN® India has a team of Electricians, Instruments Engineers, Heating-up Technicians, Refractory / Mechanical & Utility Draughtsmen who can offer turn-key site Supervision & Commissioning services. The team comprises 15 employees in total.

From now on, there are two new representatives for HORN® Glass India Pvt. Ltd.:

Mr. K. Surendran - Director (Administration)

He is looking after overall Team Management & Administration.

and

Mr. Sasi Kumar Battaram - Director (Technical)

He is looking after overall Electrical, Utility project management in India as well as overseas.

CONTACT DETAILS:
Contact Person: Mr. K. Surendran
Contact No. : +919820577623
Email: furnace@hornglas.com

HORN GLASS INDIA PVT. LTD.
202, Mukta Apt., Military Road
Marol Village, Andheri (East)
Mumbai – 400059 (Maharashtra) INDIA

600450

www.hornglass.com

2020-09-10T08:00:00

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