Global logistics and supply chain major CEVA Logistics has entered into an agreement with an affiliate of private equity firm Warburg Pincus and other entities to acquire controlling stake in tech-driven third-party warehouse and distribution service provider Stellar Value Chain Solutions.
Global logistics major CEVA to buy Warburg’s over 90% stake in Stellar Value Chain
The Centre is preparing a ₹12,000-crore inland waterway on the Brahmani river in Odisha to move goods from four industrial clusters to ports of Paradip and Dhamra. Under the proposed plan, the infrastructure component will be done by the government on an engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) model.
India’s exports and imports of goods and services declined 2.5% on-year in January-June 2023 at $800.9 billion, think tank Global Trade Research Initiative (GTRI) said Monday. Exports of goods and services rose 1.5% to $385.4 billion in the first six months of the calendar year as against $379.5 billion in the corresponding period a year […]
Overall, the EU is aiming to deepen ties with India and working to that end with negotiations on three ambitious agreements: a Free Trade Agreement, an Investment Protection Agreement and a Geographical Indications Agreement. Closer EU-India cooperation is symbolised through the parallel engagement in the Trade and Technology Council, according to a readout by EU.
India and the 10-nation bloc Asean on Monday said they have directed their officials to intensify their efforts to conclude the review of the existing free trade agreement in goods between the two regions by 2025. The issue was discussed during the twentieth AEM (Asean Economic Ministers)-India Consultation meeting, held at Semarang, Indonesia.
The exporters whose rice shipments were stuck at ports following export bans may get some relief. The centre has directed Indian customs to allow shipments of non-basmati rice for export where the shipment has commenced where shipping bills were filed and where vessels arrived and anchored in Indian ports before ban notification.
The move is part of the Reserve Bank of India’s broader aim of promoting settlement in local currencies with countries with which India has a trade deficit, with the knock-on effect of boosting the rupee’s global reach, three banking sources said.
India has asked for the review of the agreement with an aim to eliminate barriers and misuse of the ASEAN India Trade in Goods Agreement, which came into effect on January 1, 2010. Members of the Asean include Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam.
Elsewhere in Asia, the contest is about semiconductors, the high-value heart of communication, transportation, artificial intelligence, and a lot else besides. From Thailand to Singapore and Malaysia, several countries are now in the fray to shift the locus of front-end chip manufacturing from East to Southeast and South Asia. India is trying tostep on that […]