Hindustan Inks changes name to Micro Inks

By Our Corporate Bureau | 09 Mar 2004

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Mumbai: Hindustan Inks & Resins Ltd has changed its name to Micro Inks Ltd, after adopting the name of it''s US-based wholly-owned subsidiary.

Mr Anjum Bilakhia, Managing Director, Micro Inks India, said: "The change in corporate identity is keeping up with the company''s mission to reach out to international market opportunities through one global organisation."

"Despite the name change, Micro Inks will focus on the customers through continuous innovation and cost benefits," Mr Bilakhia added.

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