Industry watchers feel that the budget 2013-14 was a mixed bag for the oil and gas sector. While the Finance Minister announced that his government would soon release shale gas policy and review the pricing of natural gas, industry players are cautious. They feel that one has to wait and watch how the
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Budget may have mixed impact on oil and gas sector
Industry watchers feel that the budget 2013-14 was a mixed bag for the oil and gas sector. While the Finance Minister announced that his government would soon release shale gas policy and review the pricing of natural gas, industry players are cautious. They feel that one has to wait and watch how the
AIFI seeks govt support to become more competitive
Association of Indian Forging Industry (AIFI) requested the government to support the sector and enable firms to compete effectively in the global markets. Among other things, the industry body asked the government to promote value added products and ban export of higher grade iron
Ministry reviews decision to exempt pacts from CCI
The Ministry of Corporate Affairs is discussing whether to extend exemption of Vessel Sharing Agreement (VSA) and Voluntary Discussions Agreement (VDA) from the purview of Competition Commission of India (CCI). It may be recalled that the ministry exempted these agreements from the purview of the fair trade for a perio
Steel firms seek alternate funding sources
According to some reports, India's steel production capacity may rise to 200 million tonne per annum (mn tpa) by 2020 from the current level of around 90 mn tpa and this would require an investment of $110 billion in the next six-seven years. According to the working group on steel industry for the 12th Five Year Plan, the sector may need an investment of Rs 2.5 lakh crore up to 2017 for adding 60 mn t
India’s steel sector fastest growing in the world
The Union Minister of Steel, Beni Prasad Verma congratulated the Indian steel industry on being the number one in terms of growth rate in steel production amongst the top ten steel producing countries. During April - NovemberĆā12, the Indian steel industry achieved a growth rate of 5.36 percent which was the highest in the world
Gujarat ports to gain expertise from global players
Gujarat government seeks to gain technical and management expertise from international port authorities and port operators during the upcoming investment summit, Vibrant Gujarat Global Investors' Summit, 2013. Key international port players like Israel Ports Com
INSDAG warns of ore shortage
Sushim Banerjee, Director General of Institute for Steel Development and Growth (INSDAG) cautioned that the Indian steel industry may face severe iron ore shortage in the coming years. Expressing his views in a leading media, he said the bigger issue facing the industry is iron ore shortage. This is going to hit the industry hard. He argued that Indian steel firms did not pay adequate atte
Road construction sector on the path of recovery
Industry players feel that the road construction sector is on the path to recovery with the government announcing new norms for road development. It is learnt that the improvement in the project award and execution has caused a sudden surge in demand for construction machinery, building material machines, mining machines and construction

