Frost & Sullivan Recognizes Companies at the Forefront of Industry 4.0 Adoption at the India Manufacturing Excellence Awards 2021

13 awards were presented to companies for their exemplary performance

MUMBAI, India, Dec. 20, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — The 17th edition of Frost & Sullivan’s India Manufacturing Excellence Awards (IMEA) honored companies at the forefront of adopting Industry 4.0. Organizations were evaluated on their manufacturing capability, extended supply chain reliability, and technology adoption. Thirteen awards were presented in a virtual ceremony on Dec. 17, 2021.

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This year’s awards were presented to nine companies across four major categories: Indian Manufacturer of the Year Award, Future Ready Factory of the Year Award, Smart Factory Award, and Gold Award. Hyundai Motor India Limited received the evening’s top honors—Indian Manufacturer of the Year Award and the Smart Factory of the Year Award. Hindustan Coca-Cola Beverages Private Limited was awarded the Future Ready Factory of the Year in the FMCG Sector (Medium Business).

IMEA is the country’s earliest and most respected assessment-based manufacturing award. With a proprietary assessment methodology developed through 1,000 manufacturing site reviews, this program is an ideal platform to drive your operational excellence journey. Over the past 16 years, Frost & Sullivan has assisted automotive, industrial engineering, FMCG, pharmaceutical, healthcare, and metals-based organizations to advance their manufacturing capabilities, extend supply chains, and optimize production systems.

Congratulating the 2021 award recipients, Rahul Sharma, Director, Industrial Practice, Frost & Sullivan, said, “Despite being impacted by the pandemic, the winners showcased incredible commitment toward the adoption of Industry 4.0. We hope this will further motivate manufacturing companies to continue pushing the boundaries of excellence.”

CNBC TV18 is the Television Media Partner for this edition of the awards.

To learn more about the 2021 edition of these awards and the methodology, please visit https://www.frost.com/events/india-manufacturing-excellence-awards/https://bit.ly/39JkbLr. To schedule an interaction with our spokespersons, please email Srihari Daivanayagam at srihari.daivanayagam@frost.com.

Recipients of the India Manufacturing Excellence Awards 2021

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