Tag: Indian Manufacturing

Uno Minda Limited plans to invest ₹1,415 crore in four manufacturing projects across Haryana, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, and Maharashtra. The initiatives focus on aluminium casting, alloy wheels, automotive moulding, and components for cars. Opportunities for Indian MSMEs involve understanding specific manufacturing needs to compete effectively in the evolving automotive sector.
TVS Motor Company aims to expand its annual two-wheeler capacity to 83 lakh units and reported a record revenue of ₹17,103 crore, alongside significant growth in electric vehicle sales. This expansion presents potential opportunities for small automotive component manufacturers, who can become suppliers to existing Tier-1 and Tier-2 vendors rather than directly to TVS Motor.

₹6,863 Crore Solar Manufacturing Investment: 7 Supplier Opportunities Indian MSMEs Should Investigate

Jakson Group’s proposed integrated solar manufacturing project in Andhra Pradesh could create opportunities across industrial engineering, electrical systems, automation, material handling and plant maintenance....

Why Global OEMs Reject Indian Suppliers: 10 Qualification Gaps Manufacturers Must Fix

Indian automotive suppliers must go beyond low prices to secure global contracts—price alone cannot meet strict OEM expectations.

North America’s Automotive Investment Wave: Where Indian Manufacturers Can Win New OEM Supply Contracts

North America’s automotive landscape is shifting rapidly, with Toyota’s $3.6 billion Texas push opening doors for Indian component makers.

How Indian Automotive Parts Manufacturers Can Win Export Orders: A Practical Guide to Finding Buyers, Getting Qualified and Securing RFQs

Indian automotive component manufacturers must go beyond volume to secure global contracts—Europe remains the fastest-growing export market, with US$24 billion in exports alone.

ANKIROS Istanbul 2026: Can Indian Foundries Win More European OEM Contracts?

Indian foundries stand at a pivotal moment as European OEMs seek more than just low prices—they demand precision, consistency, and reliability in casting supply chains.

India’s New Manufacturing Investment Wave: Where Are the Real Business Opportunities for Suppliers in 2027?

India’s industrial transformation is unlocking fresh opportunities for local suppliers across electronics, renewable energy, and defence sectors.

Beyond Assembly-Led Manufacturing: The Capabilities India Must Build to Become a Global Manufacturing Powerhouse

India’s next manufacturing breakthrough will depend not only on how many products it assembles, but on how much engineering, technology, quality, intellectual property and...

Europe’s Carbon Border Rules Are Changing the Export Game: What Indian Manufacturers Must Do Before 2027

Global Trade | Indian Manufacturing | Export Compliance The European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism has entered its definitive phase. For Indian manufacturers exporting covered...

Gujarat Asks Factories to Cut Peak-Hour Power Use: 7 Lessons Every Indian Manufacturer Should Take Seriously

Gujarat’s appeal to factories to reduce evening peak-hour power use highlights a wider operational challenge. Here are seven practical ways manufacturers can manage electricity costs and production risks.

Cabinet Approves ₹10,000 Crore SME Growth Fund: What Manufacturing Businesses Need to Know

India’s new growth-capital initiative could help ambitious manufacturing MSMEs expand capacity, modernise factories and compete in global markets. Here is how businesses can assess...

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