Vedanta Lanjigarh, India's leading producer of metallurgical grade alumina, has received 5 Gold medals at the 48th International Convention on Quality Control Circles (ICQCC-2023) in Beijing, hosted by the China Association of Quality (CAQ). These highly competitive accolades demonstrate Vedanta Aluminium's dedication to improving the quality of its vast product line and encouraging efficient operating operations. The award emphasises the company's commitment to maintaining demanding standards in all operational aspects, further solidifying its industry reputation for excellence.
The accolades bestowed to Vedanta Lanjigarh at ICQCC 2023 reaffirm the company's dedication to using state-of-the-art technology to achieve quality assurance and maintain exceptional operational performance. In pursuit of this objective, the corporation actively prioritised internal research and development endeavours to propel technology-driven, inventive solutions that effectively tackle current industry challenges. It will further facilitate energy preservation while improving process effectiveness. Consequently, this will create top-notch alumina, essential for continuously manufacturing aluminium, a crucial metal for the country's self-sufficiency.
"Winning this prestigious award on a global platform is a testament to the expertise of our team and the unwavering commitment to fostering a culture of quality, innovation, and continuous improvement. Our people bring together industry-leading experiences and extensive domain knowledge across various regions and sectors to develop pioneering technologies that meet the distinctive requirements of the manufacturing industry. Vedanta Lanjigarh is committed to its journey of pursuing excellence in every aspect, including its products, processes, people, and services. This endorsement inspires us to take our manufacturing excellence practices to the next level, setting global benchmarks in quality management," said Mr Pranab Kumar Bhattacharyya, CEO – Alumina Business Vedanta Ltd.
Popularly known as the 'Quality Olympics,' the ICQCC includes many competitors from many sectors and is recognised as one of the most prestigious and vital corporate awards for quality assurance worldwide. The award event, themed 'Innovation, Vitality, and Illuminating the Beauty of Quality,' attracted around 900 quality control teams from 15 nations and regions, including China, Korea, Singapore, and India. The event was a great success, bringing together significant business executives, renowned guests, and government officials to celebrate and recognise exceptional accomplishments in quality control.
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