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India’s rise as a global manufacturing hub is driving increased warehousing demand, with multinationals setting up factories. Supportive Government policies and strategic initiatives are attracting investments from global manufacturers. The manufacturing sector’s share of total warehouse leasing grew significantly, reflecting robust demand across key segments like domestic appliances and auto parts. India’s emergence as a […]
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Growth is driven by strong domestic demand, export potential, Government infrastructure efforts, private sector investment, and initiatives like ‘Make in India’. According to a Study Report by IDBI Capital, India is set to add US$ 1 trillion to its gross domestic product (GDP) every 18 months over the next six years. It goes on to […]
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Government initiatives like ‘Make in India’ and the PLI scheme are driving strong hiring in India’s manufacturing sector. Industries such as automotive, electronics, chemicals, and pharmaceuticals are expanding, creating demand for both blue- and white-collar roles. Companies are focusing on technology and sustainability, leading to new job opportunities. Programs like ‘Make in India’ that completed […]
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While the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) is the nodal body, monitoring China’s moves, the Ministry of New & Renewable Energy also keeps a close watch, the official added. India is bracing to meet the challenges posed by Beijing’s ‘Made in China 2025’ strategy, a three-step plan to promote China as […]
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It may be recalled India’s Ease of Doing Business ranking had improved from 143 in 63 in 2014 to 2020. INDIA IS THE world’s fifth largest manufacturing power house producing nearly $560 billion worth of goods per year but our share in global manufacturing output is below 39% And the share of manufacturing in India’s […]
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While the Make in India push has helped some big companies, the smaller ones that could not ride this tailwind now risk getting drowned. That is not good news for India’s competitiveness in the global market. The Government’s drive to boost domestic manufacturing has benefitted some business segments but small companies still import a wide […]
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An Exclusive Interview with Khushboo Doshi, Managing Director of Rajoo Engineers Limited: In a bold and strategic move, Rajoo Engineers Limited, a renowned leader in the plastics extrusion machinery sector, has ventured into the renewable energy arena with a strong focus on solar cell manufacturing. As India aims to achieve an ambitious 450 GW of […]
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According to the report by Motilal Oswal Financial Services, to further boost localisation and value addition in India, additional initiatives will be necessary to promote component manufacturing in the country, where the Government is already working on the various schemes. Backed by robust Government measures, the domestic electronic manufacturing services (EMS) market is poised to […]
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The Indian mining and construction equipment (MCE) industry imports nearly 50% of its component requirement (by value) from suppliers based out of China, Japan, and South Korea, among others. Rising component localisation might offer approximately Rs.25,000 crores annual opportunity to construction equipment vendors by FY 2030. Rising component localization might offer approximately Rs.25,000 crores annual […]
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