The company, which has a presence in India since over last five decades has made the country a global center of competence for energy, mineral processing, material handling equipment, and sugar industries, Thyssenkrupp Industries India managing director and CEO Vivek Bhatia told PTI.Thyssenkrupp aims to double revenue to Rs 4,000cr in next 5 years
The company, which has a presence in India since over last five decades has made the country a global center of competence for energy, mineral processing, material handling equipment, and sugar industries, Thyssenkrupp Industries India managing director and CEO Vivek Bhatia told PTI.
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