India is our hub for extending our reach to Middle east and Asia Pacific Regions – Lindsay Foster-Drago
Pune (Voice News Service): Keith Walking Floor India serves as a regional base for our operations, allowing us to leverage the incredible talent and resources available in this country. With India as our hub, we are extending our reach across the Middle East and Asia Pacific regions, said Lindsay Foster-Drago, Director of global strategy Keith Manufacturing Co., leading supplier of bulk material conveying systems. She was in Pune for the inauguration of trucks with KEITH WALKING FLOOR TECHNOLOGY for waste transportation for Pune Municipal Corporation.
She said that having sold in over 80 countries, the leadership team at Keith has gained a deep understanding of the growth patterns and decision-making cycles followed by countries worldwide. India’s well-thought-out and bold policy moves, coupled with effective implementation, have been highly encouraging for us as a technology company investing in the country. We aim to develop advanced technologies, collaborate with local bodies, and contribute to India’s vision of a cleaner and sustainable future. With many effective initiatives, India will be one of the leading countries in urban waste management in future.
On further augmenting the company’s presence in India, Lindsay Foster-Drago said that Keith has been operating in India since 2016, led by Mr. Varun Indra Gajra, Director of Keith India and Keith Middle East. We have established a pan-India network of service and support to cater to our customers. By tapping into the expertise and capabilities present in India, we aim to expand our footprint and deliver our innovative solutions to a broader range of markets. India’s strategic position and abundant resources make it an ideal base for our regional operations
Mr. Varun Indra Gajra, Director of Keith India and Keith Middle East said that the adoption of KEITH WALKING FLOOR TECHNOLOGY by PMC will enable the transportation of approximately three times the amount of waste per truck. Additionally, the implementation of this technology will result in a remarkable reduction of 70-80% in fuel consumption and costs, leading to significant savings for the municipal corporation while contributing to the reduction of air pollution in Pune
