Viva ACP Achieves ISI Certification for Top-Quality Panels

19 Mar 2025 CW Team

Viva ACP, Asia’s largest manufacturer and supplier of aluminium composite panels (ACP), has obtained the prestigious ISI (Indian Standards Institute) certification. This certification, which includes compliance with the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS), is a testament to the company’s unwavering commitment to quality, safety, and regulatory adherence, further strengthening its position as an industry leader.

ISI certification is one of the most recognised marks of trust and excellence in India, ensuring that products meet stringent quality and performance standards set by BIS. By securing this certification, Viva ACP continues to set benchmarks in the ACP industry, delivering products that adhere to the highest national standards.

Commenting on this significant achievement, Mayank Jain, Director, Viva Composite Panel, said, “Receiving the ISI certification is a moment of immense pride for us. This milestone underscores our relentless pursuit of quality and our commitment to providing world-class ACP solutions to our customers. Achieving this certification after a rigorous audit of our manufacturing processes and stringent sample testing reaffirms the superior quality of our products, instilling confidence among architects, designers, industry partners, and customers.”

With state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities and a strong focus on innovation, Viva ACP continues to lead the way in the aluminium composite panel sector. The ISI certification, incorporating BIS compliance, further strengthens the company’s dedication to delivering durable, high-performance, and visually striking ACP solutions for diverse applications.

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