Moser Baer gets Frost and Sullivan award

By Chennai: | 15 Dec 2004

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Chennai: The New Delhi-based Moser Baer India Limited, the third-largest optical storage manufacturer in the world has been awarded the gold award for excellence in all categories at Frost and Sullivan's India Manufacturing Excellence Awards, 2004.

Moser Baer's president, PM Pai, received the award on behalf of the company.

Moser Baer emerged as the leader in all categories — such as cost control, quality, first to market, customer focus, teamwork and leadership edge.

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