ECO FRIENDLY LEAD RECYCLING

NAVAM LANKA LIMITED (A BOI Company) is an ISO 14001:2004 Certified by United Registrar of Systems (URS) which is a leading certification body in region India with a wide spread establishment of certification services. URS is an UKAS accredited Certification body listed under UKAS registration number 043 at its Head Quarter at UK for worldwide certifications. The ISO 14001:2004 Certificate has been awarded to Navam Lanka Limited (A BOI Company), which has been operating for last six years at MEPZ Mirigama, in recognition of Organization’s Environmental Management System which complies with ISO 14001:2004. Navam Lanka Ltd., with this certificate, has become the first Metal Recycling Company in Sri Lanka to receive this honor due to its state-of-the-art recycling facility and eco friendly technology.

We, at Navam Lanka Limited, are very much concerned for ensuring the eco-friendly environment. It is our philosophy that if you go with nature it will ever prosper you and if you go against it – you will be doomed. With this end in view we do everything possible to sustain the greenery and environment, the same tempo is maintained even during our production, ergo, we have espoused state-of-the-art Plants & Machinery that is fully equipped with Pollution Control apparatuses. We, being an ISO Certified Company, ensure that our all employees and associates also follow the norms of the Company and contribute their optimum level of energy to upkeep the environment.

Navam Lanka Limited also takes hold of Environment Protection License (EPL) issued by BOI in consultation with Central Environment Authority (CEA) and Industrial Technology Institute (ITI). We are resolute to carry out our production in the most eco-friendly manner. Our technical expertise and attachment to nature embolden us and our resolve to bring unique and different methods for sustaining the environment. We, with high spirit, focus on minimizing deleterious complexion on nature and for achieving this we act upon copious and regular plantation.