Tata Steel Awarded First Prize at the 6th International Trade Fair in New Delhi
September 13, 2006

Jamshedpur: Tata Steel has been awarded the first prize at the 6th International Trade Fair held in New Delhi. Tata Steel received the award for the design and concept of its stall in the Indian National Category. The Fair and conference on "Minerals, Metals, Metallurgy and Materials" (MMMM - 2006) is being organised by Indian Institute of Metals as part of its diamond jubilee celebrations from September 11-14 in the capital. Dr Jairam Ramesh, Hon'ble Union Minister of State for Commerce and Industry was the chief guest on the occasion.

Tata Steel's stall at the International Trade Fair was adjudged the best, along with SAIL, amongst ninety national companies participating in the Trade Fair. Thirty international companies also took part in the exhibition. Participating companies from countries all over the world exhibited latest technologies and know-how. List of participating companies included Baosteel, SAIL, Heavy Engineering Corporation, Hindustan Copper, Jindal Steel & Power, M.N. Dastur & Co. MECON and other such companies of national and international repute. China was the partner country for the International Trade Fair this year.

In the award winning exhibition, Tata Steel showcased its best coal mining practices, cutting-edge technology used in iron ore mining, pioneering human resource practices, 78 years of industrial harmony and various other aspects of the world's best steel company.

The 6th International Trade Fair and Conference, an institutionalised global event, is considered to be one of the most prestigious forums for national as well international participants. It is a conclave of the finest minds concerned with the future direction and growth of these sectors. The forum provided the world's most eminent metallurgist's, manufacturers of metallurgical and mining machinery and related sector's professionals, analysts and experts with the opportunity to exchange views on emerging technologies, synergy and strengths and open up wider horizons for sectorial development.