Karnataka: Bosch extends help to repair faulty ventilators in government hospitals free of cost ANI | Updated: May 30, 2021 02:25 IST
Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], May 30 (ANI): Auto component maker Bosch India has come forward to undertake repairing work of faulty ventilators in Karnataka s government hospitals free of cost, Dr CN Ashwatha Narayana, state s COVID Task Force head, said on Saturday.
After having a discussion regarding the matter with Bosch s vice president Ramesha Saligrama, he informed that the company has voluntarily come forward for the service.
There were complaints saying that many ventilators in the government hospitals were not in the working condition and there were reports in the media too regarding this. In this crucial situation, the company has decided to repair the ventilators through Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) funding, said Saligrama.
Bosch India hands over medical aid worth 1 million euro to Niti Aayog to combat 2nd wave of COVID-19 Bosch India handed over this equipment to NITI Aayog for further distribution, Bosch India said in a statement.
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NEW DELHI: Auto component maker Bosch India on Friday said the company has handed over a medical aid worth 1 million euro to the government s think-tank Niti Aayog to combat the second wave of COVID-19 in India.
The aid includes 92 ventilators and 438 oxygen concentrators, 10 oxygen cylinders, and other medical supplies such as face masks and glass cannula from major manufacturers, it said.
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The Bosch Group, leading global supplier of technology and services, concluded the fiscal year 2020 with consolidated sales worth nearly 2.2 billion RON (448 million euro) in Romania, an increase of approximately three percent compared to the previous year, shows a press release of the country sent on Tuesday to AGERPRES.
According to the results on the previous year, the total net sales, worth 68.8 billion RON (1.4 billion euro), including the sales of unconsolidated companies and internal deliveries to affiliate companies, remained at a level similar to the year 2019, Agerpres informs.
Over 2020, Bosch invested in its capacities in Romania approximately 487 million RON (approximately 100 million euro), especially to continue to develop the production units for mobility solutions in Cluj and Blaj.