Manufacturing

Andhra Pradesh is developing a space manufacturing ecosystem near Sriharikota, drawing investments in rocket engines, propulsion systems and testing facilities from private firms

Norwest's $4 billion fund will focus on value-added manufacturing and healthcare in India, while exploring AI and deeptech investments

NITI Aayog-IIM Ahmedabad assessment finds PLI schemes have attracted ₹2.40 trillion in investment, but benefits for MSMEs remain uneven, with employment reaching only 28 per cent of target

In its first earnings report since listing, Zetwerk reported an 18 per cent rise in revenue to ₹4,599 crore, while adjusted Ebitda grew 31 per cent to ₹171 crore and its order book hit a record high

Andhra Pradesh announces plans for South Asia's first quantum computing manufacturing facility in Amaravati as the CII Partnership Summit secures ₹5.84 trillion in investment deals on Day 1

Three decades after 1991, it is clear India needs a new policy approach

New ₹7,000 crore scheme may extend incentives to existing plants, adopt a platform-based approach and boost R&D in bulk-drug manufacturing

The government is likely to extend support measures in the forthcoming Budget to boost domestic manufacturing of 100 products, including intermediates and capital goods across sectors, an official said. The Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT), under the Commerce and Industry Ministry, has completed an exercise to identify 100 such products, for which India is heavily dependent on imports. These goods may include items from sectors such as auto components, chemicals, and machinery. The official said that the identification exercise was completed after comprehensive consultations with various ministries and the private sector. "The move is aimed at strengthening domestic manufacturing and reducing import dependence. These products are either not getting manufactured in India as of now or are not being manufactured sufficiently at the moment. The objective is to expand manufacturing for both domestic and global markets," the official added. The ministry wo

Union Minister Pralhad Joshi said the government had secured $400 billion in long-term investment commitments and was targeting another ₹21 lakh crore in renewable energy investment by 2030

The Union Health Ministry has proposed tightening microbial contamination limits in Grade A clean areas to align India's pharmaceutical manufacturing standards with WHO guidelines

Teradyne expects demand for semiconductor testing equipment to rise as global companies, OSAT firms and chip design startups expand operations in India, says country manager Alpa Sood

The US-based company plans to add capacity at its Pune facility by 2027 as demand for optical fibre and connectivity products rises from AI data centres and telecom networks

Industry body ISIG plans to bring together semiconductor executives, investors and government officials to strengthen India's advanced packaging and power electronics capabilities

Rockwell Automation CFO Christian Rothe says India's strong R&D base can drive advanced manufacturing, automation and AI adoption, while helping MSMEs improve global competitiveness

The state aims to build a semiconductor and advanced electronics ecosystem, with projects spanning chip fabrication and 3D packaging, alongside investments in AI infrastructure

Rising raw material costs are squeezing corporate margins, with companies facing tough choices on price hikes amid fragile demand

The scheme will offer financial support to domestic container manufacturers until 2039-40, aiming to cut import dependence, bridge cost gaps and boost annual capacity tenfold to 750,000 TEUs

This is the weakest reading since May, when the Index of Industrial Production grew 5 per cent

Wabtec secures a $94 million Vande Bharat Sleeper deal with Indian Railways and plans to develop India as a global manufacturing and engineering hub for exports

Bonfiglioli plans to build on its Indian manufacturing base through greater localisation, technology development and exports, while remaining open to capacity expansion and strategic acquisitions