Transasia wins ‘Emerging India Awards-2005’

EHM News Bureau - Mumbai

Transasia Bio-Medicals Ltd has won the coveted Emerging India Awards-2005 award in recognition of being the country’s most promising small and medium enterprises (SMEs) of the year 2005.

The awards were given by K V Kamath of ICICI Bank, Raghau Bhel of CNBC, and Rupa Kudwa of CRISIL. CRISIL, who did the scrutiny of the businesses, received an overwhelming response from over 5000 SMEs from across the country.

The SME segment contributes 60 per cent to India’s GDP. TRANSASIA is also a recipient of National Exports and Quality Awards.

Transasia not only is the topmost diagnostic company in India, but has also made inroads into global markets with the production of high technology diagnostic life saving products fully designed and manufactured in India, installed in more than 50 countries. TRANSASIA’s alliance with Japan’s leading company Sysmex for global marketing of model ‘CHEMIX-800, with the dual TRANSASIA SYSMEX logo, is a milestone for Indian technology manufactures.

Its founder chairman and managing director, Suresh Vazirani, who received the award, believes that “business and industry should provide the healing touch and play their part to create a better world for all.”