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Aug 20, 2012 (LBT) - Globe Mirror Industries (GMI), the first tempering plant to be established in Sri Lanka in 1969 has been awarded ISO 9001:2008 certification which is a clear indication of its growth and credibility in terms of maintaining a high standard of quality throughout the years. GMI was started by late Mohammed Nawaz and has since grown to be one of the most respected entities in the construction trade today. Nawaz started his empire from scratch by initially purchasing glass from importers and hand crafting the mirrors with his team of just four staff members to be sold to the local market. Just a decade later the company expanded into the retail and wholesale side of the industry.
Today GMI employs 200 staff including top management and three sales outlets in Pettah, Kotahena and Kalubowila. To handle logistics and distribution the company has 10 lorries and trucks which cover the whole island. A recent addition to the infrastructure was a state of the art Tempering Furnace and a Lamination Machine to the factory in Mattakkuliya. This eliminates the dependence on imports and shipment delays. The projects department has also successfully completed many tempered glass façade systems for many buildings in Sri Lanka thus consistently providing products that meet and exceed customer satisfaction and meeting regulatory requirements.
Being the first to tackle many avenues in the glass industry GMI has also grown to be the largest stockiest of all kinds of glass and mirrors in Sri Lanka. Future expansion plans for the company include a state of the art, architect designed, four story commercial building at Dutugemunu Srtreet, Kohuwela which will serve as GMI’s main showroom providing a wide array of products for the discerning customers.
http://www.lbt.lk/news/business/2463-certification
Today GMI employs 200 staff including top management and three sales outlets in Pettah, Kotahena and Kalubowila. To handle logistics and distribution the company has 10 lorries and trucks which cover the whole island. A recent addition to the infrastructure was a state of the art Tempering Furnace and a Lamination Machine to the factory in Mattakkuliya. This eliminates the dependence on imports and shipment delays. The projects department has also successfully completed many tempered glass façade systems for many buildings in Sri Lanka thus consistently providing products that meet and exceed customer satisfaction and meeting regulatory requirements.
Being the first to tackle many avenues in the glass industry GMI has also grown to be the largest stockiest of all kinds of glass and mirrors in Sri Lanka. Future expansion plans for the company include a state of the art, architect designed, four story commercial building at Dutugemunu Srtreet, Kohuwela which will serve as GMI’s main showroom providing a wide array of products for the discerning customers.
http://www.lbt.lk/news/business/2463-certification
