Hyundai India to augment production and supply of ventilators for Air Liquide Medical Systems
Hyundai India today announced a partnership with Air Liquide Medical Systems in order to augment the production and supply of ventilators in Tamil Nadu as well as in other states. Presently, with its full capacity, Air Liquide has been making 40-50 ventilators per month. However, with the partnership, Hyundai intends to help get the number substantially up. The partnership aims to achieve a target of 1000 ventilators in the Phase 1 of production, and to scale up subsequently.
"Ventilators and other respiratory aids are critical devices in the fight against COVID-19 and to this end, Hyundai & Air Liquide Medical Systems are working together to ensure a steady supply of Ventilators in India. As a Socially Responsible and Caring Brand, Hyundai is committed to serving society in every way and will continue to support the Government in India's war againstCOVID-19." commented, SS Kim, MD & CEO, Hyundai Motor India Ltd.
"As a company that engages in supporting the healthcare professionals and systems worldwide, we have initiated a prompt response towards the fight against COVID-19 in support of the Government of India. We are confident that this collaboration with Hyundai Motor India will bring about a positive shift in this battle. We are one of the very few Global companies with a dedicated R&D to manufacture Ventilators in India. Air Liquide Medical Systems is employing all the resources available to manufacture innovative, easy-to use and high-performing ventilators and will hold the reins to deliver quality service across the country during this time of need, and to spearhead the Make in India initiative.", mentioned, Anil Kumar, MD, Air Liquide Medical Systems, India
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