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Tamil Nadu government has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with HikokiPowerTools for establishing a manufacturing facility with an investment of ₹500 crore.
Automotive dealers are rushing to secure rare earth magnet supplies amid global supply chain disruptions affecting the auto industry in India.
India has earmarked 15,000 acres of land for developing coastal shipbuilding clusters to boost the country's shipbuilding industry and reduce import dependence.
The central government has shortlisted 18 proposals for semiconductor research and development projects under the national semiconductor mission.
Solar photovoltaic module manufacturing capacity under the Production Linked Incentive scheme has reached 65 gigawatts, marking a significant milestone.
Vietnamese electric vehicle manufacturer VinFast has opened its first showroom in India ahead of its official market launch in the competitive EV segment.
Tamil Nadu government has announced the TN Rising global conclave to attract international investments and showcase the state's industrial capabilities.
Japanese electronics giant Murata Manufacturing has opened its first Indian plant at OneHub Chennai Industrial Park to package and ship multilayer ceramic capacitors.
The Union Cabinet has approved four new semiconductor units with a total investment of ₹4,600 crore. Two plants will be set up in Odisha, while Andhra Pradesh and Punjab will each get one facility.
IN-SPACe will support space start-ups to launch India's own satellite constellation to compete with global players in the space technology sector.
Suzlon Group CEO JP Chalasani said new amendments to wind turbine manufacturing norms will create a level playing field for Indian OEMs against Chinese competitors.
Tamil Nadu is emerging as a major hub for semiconductor manufacturing with multiple opportunities for investment and growth in the sector.
Several Swedish companies are exploring opportunities to set up manufacturing facilities in Tamil Nadu, attracted by the state's industrial infrastructure and skilled workforce.
The government has approved 6 chip manufacturing projects that are expected to generate significant employment in the semiconductor sector.
The proposed India-UK Free Trade Agreement is expected to provide significant benefits to electronics exporters from both countries.
India's green warehouse space is expected to increase four-fold to 270 million square feet driven by sustainability requirements and e-commerce growth.
Andhra Pradesh government has announced plans for a $50 billion push in electronics manufacturing to attract global companies and create jobs.
CEAT Limited has announced a ₹450 crore expansion of its Chennai tire manufacturing plant to increase production capacity for the growing automotive sector.
Karnataka government aims to position the state as India's quantum technology hub with significant investments in research and development.
The Production Linked Incentive scheme for electronics manufacturing services is gaining significant momentum with multiple companies participating.
The government has launched the Employment Linked Incentive scheme nationwide to boost job creation in manufacturing and services sectors.
Japan is looking at strategic investments in Indian manufacturing sectors, particularly in automotive, electronics, and precision engineering.
Indian automakers are actively seeking alternative supply chains for rare earth magnets amid global supply disruptions affecting the automotive sector.
Godrej Industries has announced plans to invest ₹750 crore in expanding its chemical business operations across India, focusing on specialty chemicals.
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