In an analyst call, India’s second-largest port operator also said its operating Ebitda is expected to double by FY28 from FY26 levels as new port and logistics assets become operational.
JSW Infrastructure plans Rs 16,500-crore capex for FY27 & FY28
Shipping Corporation of India has invited bids to acquire eight new very large gas carriers, of which six must be built in India and two can be supplied by overseas shipyards. The move aligns with the government’s push to boost domestic shipbuilding capacity.
India and the European Union have concluded talks for a free trade agreement. This pact, the ‘mother of all deals’, marks 18 years of discussions. Legal review is underway, with signing expected later this year and implementation early next year. The agreement aims to boost trade and investment between the two major economic blocs.
India and Russia are on track to reach $100 billion in bilateral trade by 2030, with Ambassador Vinay Kumar expressing confidence in achieving this goal. The nations are expanding their trade basket, identifying new items, and exploring a free trade agreement to boost commerce, particularly in fertilizers, agriculture, and engineering. Increased trade in national currencies […]
State-run cos to launch container shipping line
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In a significant push for self-reliance, Indian state-owned enterprises are collaborating to establish a new container shipping line. This strategic venture, led by the Shipping Corporation of India and the Container Corporation of India, seeks to diminish the country’s dependence on international shipping services for its extensive trade operations.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has placed India at the centre of Europe’s trade strategy, urging closure of the long-pending India-EU free trade agreement. The deal could boost economic ties, reflect India’s strategic confidence, and alter global trade dynamics.
India is set to significantly reduce import duties on cars from the European Union. Tariffs will drop to 40% from as high as 110%. This move is part of a major free trade agreement expected soon. European automakers like Volkswagen and BMW will see easier market access. This pact aims to boost bilateral trade and […]
India and the European Union are on the verge of sealing a landmark free trade agreement, with both parties displaying a positive outlook on its potential benefits. This pivotal deal, culminating nearly two decades of discussions, promises to strengthen economic connections and reduce expenses for businesses and consumers alike.
India’s auto component sector anticipates accelerated technology transfers, joint ventures, and exports with the proposed EU free trade agreement. This pact is poised to boost electric vehicle and auto parts shipments, lower import costs, and integrate Indian suppliers deeper into European value chains, positioning India as a key partner.
India and the European Union are nearing a free trade agreement that could slash import duties on automobiles, including electric vehicles, to 10-15%. This move is anticipated to boost European luxury EV sales in India and position the country as a competitive manufacturing hub for these vehicles.