100th Annual Report 2006-2007 - Tata Steel
100th Annual Report 2006-2007 - Tata Steel
100th Annual Report 2006-2007 - Tata Steel
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The G blast furnace<br />
produced 14 million<br />
tonnes of hot metal in<br />
12 years - the highest<br />
ever achieved by any<br />
blast furnace in India<br />
in its first campaign.<br />
Milestones in time<br />
It was December 2001<br />
when a group of senior<br />
executives spent time<br />
discussing a new vision<br />
for <strong>Tata</strong> <strong>Steel</strong>. Rough<br />
cut ideas were then posted<br />
on the intranet. More<br />
than 7000 inputs from<br />
employees helped co-create<br />
the architecture<br />
for Vision <strong>2007</strong>.<br />
<strong>Tata</strong> <strong>Steel</strong> is among<br />
the lowest cost<br />
producers of steel<br />
in the world.<br />
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<strong>Tata</strong> <strong>Steel</strong> has<br />
twice won<br />
the Asia's<br />
Most Admired<br />
Knowledge<br />
Enterprise<br />
award.<br />
<strong>Tata</strong> <strong>Steel</strong> is one of the few<br />
select steel companies in<br />
the world that is EVA+.<br />
The Prime Minister’s Trophy<br />
for the Best-Integrated <strong>Steel</strong><br />
Plant in India has been<br />
conferred on <strong>Tata</strong> <strong>Steel</strong><br />
five times.<br />
World <strong>Steel</strong> Dynamics has<br />
twice ranked the company<br />
as the World’s Best <strong>Steel</strong><br />
Maker (2005 & <strong>2006</strong>) and once<br />
as India’s only World-class<br />
<strong>Steel</strong> Maker (2001).
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