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High Commission of India, Kuala Lumpur
India Beckons !!!
Economic & Business e-Newsletter
Making Headlines: India in News Vol 1 No. 4, 01 Mar ’08
♦ Expansion Inc: India has recorded a huge rise in the
number of corporate entities, with about 55,000 com-
panies incorporated annually in the last two years.
♦ IT revenues surge: India's IT and BPO industry is
expected to clock revenues of US$ 64 billion in the
fiscal year 2008, registering a 33% growth.
♦ Biotech Boom: India's biotech industry is set to oc-
Telecom – opportunities
cupy 140 million square feet by 2010, as per interna-
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tional real estate consultants Cushman & Wakefield.
♦ Infrastructure Investment: India Infrastructure Fi- In this issue…..
nance Company Limited (IIFCL) is expected to get
US$ 250 million, as part of the government's plans to Making Headlines:
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Bilateral Beat..…………...2
♦ The Next Billion: 'The next-billion' market is a large,
Sectoral Spotlight:
untapped market waiting to consume; the US$ 150
Telecommunications.……3
billion that Indian households now spend, will cross
US$ 325 billion by 2015, as per The Boston Consult- Indian Trade Queries.......5
ing Group.
Tenders from India………8
♦ Tata’s Global Expansion Plans: Tata Communica-
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43.54 million or 70 per cent stake in German pharma No. 2, Jalan Taman Duta,
player AxiCorp. Off Jalan Duta,
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♦ Product engineering offshoring projection: The
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Sectoral Spotlight: TELECOMMUNICATIONS
The Indian telecommunications sector has been zooming up the growth curve at
a feverish pace, emerging as one of the key sectors responsible for India's resur-
gent economic growth. It is the fastest growing telecommunication market in the
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BILATERAL BEAT
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♦ Two-way Trade Crosses US$ 8 billion mark: India-Malaysia trade in 2007 re-
corded an unprecedented US$ 8.14 billion (RM27.27 billion), a 23.8% increase in
US Dollar terms as compared to 2006. Indian exports to Malaysia in 2007 totalled
US$ 2.1 billion (RM 7.06 billion), representing an increase of 55% over 2006, while
Indian imports from Malaysia stood at US$ 6.03 billion (RM 20.2 billion), an increase
of 15.6% over the preceding year. The trade deficit at US$ 3.92 billion continued to
be in Malaysia’s favour. Meanwhile, India continues as the largest trading partner
for Malaysia in South Asia accounting for 73.1 per cent share of Malaysia’s total
exports to South Asia in 2007. India was also its 12th largest global trading partner,
accounting for 2.5% of Malaysia’s total trade.
♦ Record Indian Investments in Malaysia: India has emerged as the sixth largest
investor in Malaysia in the year 2007 with Reliance Industries Limited investing RM
1.2 billion (USD 358 million) in acquiring the assets of Hualon Corporation Berhad;
and Ballarpur Industries Limited RM 1.9 billion (USD 567 million) in the Sabah For-
est Industries Sdn Bhd. Figuring as the top two investments.
♦ Indian Tourists Throng Malaysia: In 2007, a record number of Indian tourists vis-
ited Malaysia. The figure was 422,452, representing an increase of over 50% over
2006, when the Indian tourist arrivals stood at 279,046.
♦ Wipro GSMC in Malaysia: Wipro has expanded its Malaysian operations by
launching a Global Service Management Centre (GSMC) in Cyberjaya. The Centre,
which was inaugurated on 21 February 2008, will cater to the infrastructure and ap-
plication management service requirements of customers across the ASEAN region
through a state-of-the-art remote service delivery model. This follows close on heels
of Satyam’s inauguration of its largest Global Solutions Centre outside India in Cy-
berjaya in September 2007.
♦ Jatropha in Sarawak: Mysore-based Labland Biotechs India Pvt Ltd, a leading
global player in plant biotechnology, will share their expertise with the Sarawak
State Government authorities in generation of electricity using Jatropha oil, supply
of Jatropha Curcas planting material, manpower training, installation of generator
sets and R&D in Sarawak, for which a 5,000 ha site has been earmarked in the
northern part of the State to cultivate Jatropha.
♦ Sunway’s Foray in Real Estate: Malaysia’s Sunway City Berhad is jointly develop-
ing with Opus Developers and Builders Pvt. Ltd in Hyderabad a high rise residential
complex of about 3,400 units with a Gross Development Value (GDV) of about
Rs.1,500 crores.
♦ KSTIL Bags Oil Well Drilling Contract: KST International Ltd (KSTIL), a wholly-
owned subsidiary of Malaysia’s Kejuruteraan Samudra Timur Bhd (KSTB), has
been awarded a service contract by Selan Exploration Technology Ltd of India to
provide land drilling rig services in the State of Gujarat. The contract is for the drill-
ing of four to six wells and this is expected to provide a revenue of RM 6.4 million
(USD 2 million) to the KSTIL. Selan is presently engaged in oil & gas exploration
and production operation in four fields in Gujarat.
♦ Columbia Asia Hospitals in India: Columbia Asia Sdn Bhd, a 30% unit of the Em-
ployees Provident Fund (EPF), plans to create a niche for its brand name ‘Columbia
Asia’ hospitals in India. Its Indian unit, Columbia Asia Hospitals Pvt. Ltd expects to
open as many as six new hospitals this year and have already identified 12 potential
sites. They already operate two hospitals in Bangalore and Kolkata. They have also
entered into agreement with DLF Home Developers Ltd (DLFH) to develop hospitals
in several cities in India.
♦ Bollywood Brought to You by DiGi: DiGi Telecommunications Sdn Bhd will offer
the latest entertainment and news content from Bollywood to subscribers of its mo-
bile podcasts, D’PodCast, from March 2008. An agreement was signed at Shah
Alam on 25 February 2008 to this effect between Stanton Technologies, DiGi’s
D’PodCast partner in Malaysia, and TIME Broadband Services Pte Ltd (TBSPL) to
deliver the content via D’PodCast.
♦ Indian DTH Through MEASAT: Reliance Communications (RCom) has booked
four transponders on MEASAT-3, a Malaysian Satellite system, to roll out Direct-to-
Home (DTH) television services in India.
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SECTORAL SPOTLIGHT: TELECOMMUNICATIONS
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The Indian telecommunications sector has been zooming up the growth curve at a fe-
verish pace, emerging as one of the key sectors responsible for India's resurgent eco-
nomic growth. It is the fastest growing telecommunication market in the world, and with
264.77 million telephone connections, is the third largest telecom market.
In fact, India has achieved its target of reaching 250 million telephone subscribers by
2007, two months before time. Simultaneously, overall tele-density has increased to
23.21 percent.
The year 2007 saw the Indian telecom sector achieving significant distinctions: having
the world's lowest call rates (2-3 US cents), the fastest growth in the number of sub-
scribers (15.31 million in 4 months), the fastest sale of a million mobile phones (in a
week), the world's cheapest mobile handset (US$ 17.2), the world's most affordable
colour phone (US$ 27.42) and the largest sale of mobile handsets (in the third quarter).
Segment-wise growth
The wireless segment has emerged as the preferred mode of telephone service by con-
sumers, reflected in the rising share of mobile phone connections to total connections.
The share of mobile phones has increased from 71.69% at the end of March 2006 to
85.15 per cent at the end of November 2007. While total mobile subscriber base was
225.46 million, wire line subscriber base was 39.31 million.
In fact, since 1999, the mobile subscriber base has been growing at a CAGR of around
85%. While an average of 6 million new subscribers are being added every month in the
mobile segment, there has been a decline in the total number of wire line subscribers.
A large part of these numbers are being pushed by the private sector. While the public
sector companies added 53.6 million subscribers during 1998-2007, private companies
have added a whopping 133.58 million subscribers during the same period. The domi-
nance has been much more pronounced in the mobile market, where private operators
have added 124.68 million subscribers, while public sector operators added only 31.79
million subscribers.
Investment
Buoyed by a rapid surge in the subscriber base, huge investments are being made into
the sector. During the first five months of the current fiscal year (April-August 2007), the
sector received US$ 850 million of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) as against US$ 521
million during the whole of 2006-07. The cumulative FDI inflows from April 2000 to Au-
gust 2007 have been US$ 3.45 billion, accounting for 8.74%of the total FDI inflows into
the country.
Indian telecom companies are investing over US$ 15.21 billion in 2007-08 to finance the
expansion of their massive mobile networks and related infrastructure. This, in fact, is
equivalent to 60% of the cumulative investments into the entire wireless segment since
1995.
These inflows are driven by the sector's potential of high profitability, reflected in the
higher EBIDTA (or earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation) margins.
A report by Merrill Lynch puts the Indian telecom industry's EBIDTA ahead of that in
developed countries such as the US, UK, Japan and France among others.
Manufacturing
India is emerging as a handset superpower as more manufacturers set up base in the
country. While India produced around 31 million handsets worth about US$ 5 billion in
2006, technology research firm Gartner estimates handset production to increase by
68% in units and 65% in value terms in 2007.
Consequently, India is estimated to record the highest growth in the Asia-Pacific region
with a handset production of 51 million. Looking ahead, mobile phone production is esti-
mated to grow at a CAGR of 28.3% between 2006 and 2011 to total 107 million hand-
sets by 2010, while revenues are estimated to grow at a CAGR of 26.6% between 2006
and 2011 to US$ 13.6 billion.
Simultaneously, India's surging domestic telecom market is providing excellent invest-
ment opportunities in other segments of the sector. For example, TRAI estimates that
the country will need about 350,000 telecom towers by 2010, as against 125,000 in
2007. This has, in turn, attracted many leading global telecom equipment manufacturers
to set up their bases in India.
♦ Nokia set up its manufacturing plant in Chennai.
♦ Samsung has set up its GSM mobile manufacturing base in Manesar.
♦ Motorola has established a manufacturing plant in Sriperumbedur.
♦ Sony Ericsson has set up a GSM Radio Base Station manufacturing facility in
Jaipur and R&D centre in Chennai.
♦ LG Electronics has set up a GSM mobile phone manufacturing plant near Pune.
♦ Elcoteq has set up a handset manufacturing facility in Bangalore.
♦ Elextronics has set up an SEZ in Chennai.
Other major companies like Foxconn, Aspcomomp, and Solectron have decided to set
up their manufacturing bases in India. In 2007 alone, an estimated sum of US$ 2 billion
is to be invested in the telecom manufacturing segment.
Value Added Services Market
India's runaway success in mobile telephony has also given a boost to the mobile value
added services (MVAS) market. According to a study by Stanford University and con-
sulting firm BDA, the Indian MVAS is poised to touch US$ 926.3 million in 2007 and is
likely to grow at a CAGR of 44 per cent to US$ 2.74 billion by 2010.
Simultaneously, the share of mobile VAS is estimated to increase from 7 per cent in
2007 to 12 per cent in 2010. Significantly, mobile data/Internet, e-mail and IVR-based
services are estimated to play an increasing role.
Government Initiatives
The Government has taken many proactive initiatives to provide a framework for the
rapid growth of the telecom industry.
♦ Industry opened to the private sector.
♦ 100 per cent FDI permitted in telecom equipment manufacturing through the auto-
matic route.
♦ FDI ceiling in telecom services raised to 74 per cent.
♦ An independent regulator - the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) - es-
tablished for the telecom sector.
♦ Introduction of a unified access licensing regime for telecom services on a pan-India
basis.
♦ Implementation of New Telecom Policy (NTP'99).
♦ Introduction of Calling Party Pay (CPP) regime and lowering of access deficit cou-
pled with introduction of revenue share regime in Access Deficit Charge.
♦ Introduction of Mobile Number Portability in a phased manner, starting with the
fourth quarter of 2008.
Road Ahead
According to a report by Boston Consulting Group, while only one in 20 of the world's
first two billion mobile subscribers live in India, in the next billion subscribers one in
every four will be an Indian. The Department of Telecommunication estimates the total
subscriber base to total 500 million by 2010, out of which 80 million are expected to be
from rural areas.
The Indian telecom industry's revenues, likewise, is estimated to increase, which ac-
cording to Ernst & Young is expected to total US$ 35 billion, accounting for 3.6 per cent
of the total GDP of the country.
With such growth projections, this industry is likely to see increased investments. In fact,
the total investment projected during the eleventh plan period (2007-12) stands at US$
76.6 billion. The private sector is likely to continue its dominant share, accounting for 67
per cent of the total projected investment.
(Source: India Brand Equity Foundation)
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INDIAN TRADE QUERIES
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Sl.
No. CONTACT AREA OF INTEREST
1. Mr. Siddharth Sharma EXPORT
Dev Stones
515, Sunny Paradise, STONES
Tonk Road, Jaipur.
H/P: +91 94140 41593
E-mail: devstones@gmail.com
2. Mr. Vijay Kumar Gupta EXPORT
Madhav International,
RZ 54 Chandan Colony, GARMENT
Vill Saidulajab, Neb Sarai,
New Delhi – 110030
Tel: +91 11 2953 6456
Fax: +91 11 2953 5456
E-mail: madhavin@ndf.vsnl.net.in
3. Mr. K.V. Senthil Kumar EXPORT
Sahora Impex India Pvt Ltd,
411-A, Bharathiyay Road, TEXTILE MACHINERY SPARES
New Siddhapudur, AUTOMOBILE SPARES
Coimbatore – 641044 ENGINEERING COMPONENTS
Tel: +91 422 657 7004 FOUNDRY
Fax: +91 422 421 0428
E-mail: sahora@sahora.in
4. Mr. Arun Saxena EXPORT
Gujarat Fluorochemicals Ltd,
Inox Tower, 17 Sector-16A, POLYTETRAFLUOROETHYLENE
Noida (U.P)
Tel: +91 120 306 3673
Fax: +91 120 306 3612
E-mail: arunsaxena@gfl.co.in
5. Mr. Satyajeet Singh EXPORT
Lucky Forms Pvt. Ltd.,
16, Samrat Mill Compound, PAPER & PAPER PRODUCTS
L.B.S.Marg, Vikhroli (W)
Mumbai – 400079
Tel: +91 22 6797 4911
Fax: +91 22 2577 2712
E-mail: Exports@luckyforms.com
6. Mr. Rajkumar Kundwani EXPORT
Shri Ganesha Exports,
Raj Bazar Near Jain Temple, AGRO PRODUCTS & FLOWERS
Phulera, Jaipur – 303338
Rajasthan.
Tel:+91 94144 51428
Email: shriganeshaexports@yahoo.com
7. Ms. Nishtha Agrawal EXPORT
Rising Tradelinks Ltd.
701, Aditya Building, SPICES & GROUNDNUT
Near Sardar Sewa Samaj Hall,
Near Mithakali Six Roads,
Navrangpura, Ahmedabad,
Gujarat – 380006
Tel : +91 79 2640 5506
E-mail: risingtradelinks@rediffmail.com
Sl.
No. CONTACT AREA OF INTEREST
8. Mr. Robin Soni EXPORT
Rama Exports,
1009, Acchar Waloni Gali, JEWELLERY
Gopal Ji Ka Rasta, Jhori Bazar,
Jaipur – 302001, Rajasthan, India.
Tel: +91 141 257 8712
H/P: +91 98288 07245
E-mail: robinsingus@yahoo.com
9. Mr. Pradeep Choudhary EXPORT
Rajasthan Stones
Plot No.16, Dushad Nagar, STONES & HANDICRAFTS
1st Diggi Road, Sanganer,
Jaipur – 302029, Rajasthan, India.
Tel: +91 94140 63771
E-mail: info@rajasthanstones.com
10. Mr. Dinesh Chhipa EXPORT
Hemlata Crafts,
51, Sita Bari Opp. Morani Motors, TEXTILE & HOME FURNISHING
Tonk Road, Jaipur, Rajasthan.
Tel: +91 94140 65489
E-mail: info@hemlatacrafts.com
11. Mr. N. Martin Nathan EXPORT
M.N. Exports
No.104, IIIrd Cross Nanbargal Nagar, SPICES, HANDICRAFTS &
8th Street, Behind Vincent Street, INCENSE STICKS
Oulgaret, Pondicherry – 605010, India.
Tel: +91 413 653 8406
H/P: +91 92445 55474
E-mail: mnpondi@yahoo.com
12. Mr. A. Mohammed Manazir EXPORT
Malik International,
111-B, Near Lakshmi Theatre, TEA, CARDAMOM & GRANITE
Alai Sait Compound,
Coonoor, The Nilgris – 643102
Tamil Nadu.
Tel: +91 423 223 5251
H/P: +91 97865 65076
E-mail: mohammed.cnr@gmail.com
13. Mr. P. Jeganathan EXPORT
Green Global
72 / 205, South Masi Street, HERBAL PRODUCTS
S.M.R. Complex, Madurai – 625001
Tamil Nadu.
Tel: +91 452 232 1669
H/P: +91 98430 65613
E-mail: greenglobal.in@rediffmail.com
14. Mrs. K.L. Madhuri EXPORT
Varun International,
19-163/1, Chandra Nagar, IRON ORE, LIME STONE & MICA
Gopalapatnam,
Visakhapatnam – 530027
Andhra Pradesh.
H/P: +91 98484 38260
E-mail: Varunrajpooja@yahoo.com
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Sl.
No. CONTACT AREA OF INTEREST
15. Mr. A. Mastan Babu EXPORT
Mastan Exports
Old No. 13/2. New No. 242 TEXTILES, GARMENTS,
PRF Ramaiah Road, LEATHER & HERBAL PRODUCTS
Kadirenhalli, Banashankari IInd Stage,
Bangalore – 560070
Tel: +91 80 2669 4908
Fax:+91 80 2669 4910
E-mail: mastanexports@gmail.com
16 Mr. K. Ganesh EXPORTS
Ganesh International,
No.1194, 64th Street, GARMENTS, TEXTILES
Phase II, Sathuvacherri, COMPUTER HARDWARE AND
Vellore – 632009 PERIPHERALS & LEATHER
Tamil Nadu. PRODUCTS
H/P: +91 99409 24363
E-mail: ganeshkrishna333@yahoo.com
17. Mr. R.K. Murarka EXPORT
Ojas Exports Pvt Ltd.,
Murarka Towers, AGRO PRODUCTS INCLUDING
Sector No.1A, Plot No.441, SPICES & SALT
Gandhidham (Kutch) – 370201, Gujarat
Tel: +91 2836 231229
Fax:+91 2836 232979
E-mail: murarka11@sancharnet.in
18. Mr. Kartik Kumar EXPORT
Rise Exports Co.,
New Delhi. RICE & SPICES
E-mail: riceexportindia@gmail.com
19. Mr. L.S. Sivakumar EXPORT
ALS Exports,
6/31, 7th Street, BAGS
VNR Nagar, Vadavalli,
Coimbatore – 641041
Tel: +91 422 242 6336
Fax:+91 422 242 3527
E-mail: alsexports@dataone.in
20. Mr. Navin Meata EXPORT
Sukani Enterprises
401/2, Tulsiani Chambers, PHARMACEUTICALS
Free Press Journal Marg,
Nariman Point,
Mumbai – 400021
Tel: +91 22 6630 8897
Fax:+91 22 2282 8171
E-mail: sukani@vsnl.com
sukani@hathway.com
21. Mr. L.K. Mathur EXPORT
Scientific International
116, RG Complex 1, LABORATORY,
Sector – 14, Rohini, MEDICAL/SURGICAL
Delhi -110085 INSTRUMENTS AND
Telefax: +91 11 2755 3276 SOIL, OIL & PETROLEUM TEST-
H/P: +91 99531 00728 ING EQUIPMENTS
E-mail: info@scientificinternational.co.in
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FROM INDIA
TENDERS
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Sl. Application Tendering Authority Remarks
No. Deadlines
1. Last Date of Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited Global invitation
Submission Rajahmundry Asset for Group A-
of Completed Office of the SDGM, I/C MM Production Testing
Document: 1st Floor, C-Wing, Godavari Bhavan Services for HP-HT
05.03.2008 ONGC Complex Well Group B -
Rajamundry 533 106 Torque Turn
Andhra Pradesh Services at
Rajamundry
Contact:
Chief Manager (MM)
Tel: + 91 883 2494466
Fax:+ 91 883 2436502
Web: www.ongctenders.net
2. Last Date of National Centre for Antarctic & Ocean Global invitation for
Submission Research, Ministry of Earth Sciences, supply, installation
of Completed Government of India, Headland Sada, & commissioning
Document: Vasco-da-Gama - 403 804, Goa of containerized
06.03.2008 x-ray fluorescence
Contact: core scanner at
Executive (Procurement) Headland Sada,
Fax:+ 91 832 2525573 Vasco-da-Gama,
Email: warlu62@ncaor.org Goa
Web: www.ncaor.gov.in
3. Last Date of Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited Global invitation for
Submission Cauvery Asset, Materials Management Construction of
of Completed Department, Neravy Complex, Water Injection
Document: Karaikal 609 604 plant of 600 m3/
07.03.2008 Day capacity at
Contact: Nannilam-EPS
Deputy General Manager - (WIP Project) of
Incharge (MM) ONGC, Cauvery
Tel: + 91 4368 238601/ 842 Asset, Karaikal,
Fax:+ 91 4368 2381263 India on turnkey
Web: www.ongctenders.net basis.
4. Last Date of Kudremukh Iron Ore Co. Ltd., Global invitation to
Submission Block 11, Koramangala Pre-Qualification of
of Completed Bangalore-560034 contractor for con-
Document: struction work of
10.03.2008 Contact: Ductile Iron Spun
General Manager (CP & TS) Pipe Plant at Man-
Tel: +91 80 2553 5892 galore
Fax:+91 80 2553 2153/ 5941
Website: www.kudremukhore.com
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INDIAN TRADE FAIRS AND BUSINESS EVENTS
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Sl. Events Organizer(s) Remarks
No.
1. “Convergence Exhibitions India Pvt. Ltd. Showcase of the following
India 2008” # 217 B, 2nd Floor segments:
19-21 March Okhla Industrial Estate ♦ Telecom
2008; Pragati Phase III, New Delhi - 110 020 ♦ Mobility
Maidan, Tel: +91- 11 4279 5000 ♦ Broadcast,
New Delhi Fax: +91- 11 4279 5098 / 99 ♦ Cable and Satellite
E-mail: ♦ Information Technology
exhibitionsindia@vsnl.com ♦ Information Security
Web:
http://www.convergenceindia.org
2. “INDIASOFT Electronics & Computer Soft- IT businesses that are look-
2008”-IT event; ware Export Promotion Council, ing for joint venture/ tie-up
21-22 March 3rd Floor, PHD House, and/or outsourcing
2008; Hydera- Opp. Asiad Village, opportunities with Indian
bad Interna- New Delhi 110 016 companies
tional Conven- Tel: +91-11 26965103,
tion Centre +91-11 26964463,
(HICC), Hitech Fax:+91-11 26853412
City, Hydera- E-mail: esc@vsnl.com
bad, AP
3. “4th (Fourth) Zak Trade Fairs & Exhibitions Showcasing Doors, Windows,
International Pvt. Ltd, H-5/A, 2nd Floor profile, Raw material,
Zak Doors & Kalkaji (Main), Machinery, Mechanism,
Windows Expo- New Delhi 110 019 Hardware, Glass, facades
sition 2008”; E-mail: namit.gupta@zakgroup.com and Automation.
2-4 May 2008; Target: Builders, Architects,
NSE Complex, Interior Designers, Civil
Goregaon, Engineers, Contractors,
Mumbai Government Departments,
Professionals and Students.
4. “4th ELCOMP Exhibitions India Pvt. Ltd. Showcasing of electronic
India 2008”; 217-B (2nd Floor) Okhla Components, sub-systems as
10-12 Septem- Industrial Estate, Phase III well as equipments and
ber 2008; New Delhi 111 020 machines used in the
Pragati Tel: +91-11 4279 5000 Manufacturing of electronic
Maidan, Fax:+91-11 4279 5098 / 99 components, assemblies and
New Delhi E-mail: exhibitionsindia@vsnl.com products.
Web: www.exhibitionsindia.com
5. “India Jewellery 9*9 Entertainment Group, Exclusive exhibition for
Week (IJW)”; No. 1110, Prakash Deep, international jewellers and
26 September - 7, Tolstoy Marg, jewellery designers.
3 October New Delhi 110 001
2008; Tel: +91-98110 42977
New Delhi +91-93117 88999
+91-98990 05458
Fax: +91-11 4500 9909
E-mail:
office@99entertainmentinc.com
Web:www.99entertainmentinc.com
Sl. Events Organizer(s) Remarks
No.
6. Global Furni- India International Trade Showcasing of furniture
ture & Interiors Centre, 37 The Arcade, products.
Expo 2008; 4-7 World Trade Centre,
October 2008; Cuffe Parade
MMRDA Mumbai 400005
Ground, Tel: +91-22 4035 8000
Bandra - Kurla Fax: +91-22 2874 3543
Complex, E-mail: iitcindia@vsnl.net
Mumbai. iitcinfo@vsnl.net
Web: www.iitcindia.com
7. “BuildArch Bangalore International Exhibi- Showcasing of Architecture,
2008”; 21-24 tion Centre (BIEC), Building & Construction
October 2008; 10th Mile, Tumkur Road, sectors. The exposition also
Bangalore Madavara Post has a concurrent Exhibition
Bangalore 562 123 “Buildup 2008” focused on
Tel: +91-80 6624 6600, 6624 the Real Estate Sector.
Fax:+91-80 2371 3459
Email: dayanand@biec.in
Web: www.biecbuildarch.in
8. “8th (Eighth) Indian International Textile Showcase of the latest
International Machinery Exhibitions Society, products, technology and
Textile 76, Mittal Tower, B Wing, developments in textile
Machinery 7th Floor, 210 Nariman Point, production and operations.
Exhibition Mumbai 400 021
2008”; 15-22 Tel: +91-22 22020032
November Fax: +91-22 22851578
2008; E-mail: contactat@india-itme.com
Bangalore Web: www.india-itme.com
International
Exhibition
Centre (BIEC),
Bangalore,
Karnataka
9. “AGROTECH Trade Fairs Department Showcasing of the best and
2008” Confederation of Indian latest in the agriculture
India’s Premier Industry (Northern Region) Industry in India and abroad.
Biennial Agro Sector 31-A, Dakshin Marg
Technology Chandigarh 160 030
Fair; Tel: +91-172 5080122 (D)
28 November - +91-172 2607228
1 December +91-172 2605868
2008; Fax:+91-172 2606259
Chandigarh +91-172 2614974
E-mail: agrotech@ciionline.org
Web: www.agrotech-india.com
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USEFUL BIZ LINKS
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♦ National Portal www.india.gov.in
♦ Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) http://www.ciionline.org
♦ Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce & Industry (FICCI) www.ficci.com
♦ Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India (ASSOCHAM)
http://www.assocham.org
♦ National Association of Software & Service Companies http://www.nasscom.in
♦ Department of Industrial Policy & Promotion http://dipp.nic.in
♦ India Brand Equity Foundation http://www.ibef.org
♦ Ministry of Overseas Indian Affairs http://moia.gov.in
♦ Overseas Indian Facilitation Centre (OIFC) http://www.oifc.in
♦ Indian Investment Centre (IIC) http://iic.nic.in
♦ Reserve Bank of India (RBI) http://www.rbi.org.in
♦ Ministry of Commerce & Industry (Deptt of Commerce) http://commerce.nic.in/
♦ Ministry of Law, Justice & Company Affairs, Department of Company Affairs (to
register and check status of a company) http://www.mca.gov.in/
♦ Ministry of Finance www.finmin.nic.in
♦ Central Board of Excise & Customs (Customs tariffs) www.cbec.gov.in
♦ Income Tax Department http://www.incometaxindia.gov.in
♦ Directorate General of Foreign Trade (Trade Complaints) http://dgft.delhi.nic.in
♦ India Trade Promotion Organisation (ITPO) http://www.indiatradepromotion.org
♦ Federation of Indian Export Organisations (FIEO) http://www.fieo.com
♦ National Centre for Trade Information (NCTI) http://www.nic.in/ncti
♦ Indian Council of Arbitration http://www.ficci.com/icanet
♦ Export Credit Guarantee Corporation (ECGC) http://www.ecgcindia.com
♦ Export Import Bank http://www.eximbankindia.com
♦ Export Inspection Council http://www.eicindia.org
♦ The State Trading Corporation of India Ltd. http://www.stcindia.com
♦ Minerals and Materials Corporation Limited www.mmtclimited.com
♦ India Credit Rating Agency Ltd (ICRA) www.icra.in
♦ Credit Rating & Information Services India Limited (CRISIL) http://www.crisil.com/
♦ Engineering Export Promotion Council http://www.eepcindia.org
♦ Overseas Construction Council of India http://projectexports.nic.in
♦ Agricultural and Processed Food Products Exports Developments Authority
(APEDA) http://www.apeda.com/
♦ Basic Chemicals, Pharmaceuticals & Cosmetics Export Promotion Council
(CHEMEXCIL) http://www.chemexcil.gov.in
♦ Pharmaceuticals Export Promotion Council (Pharmexcil) www.pharmexcil.com
♦ Pesticides Manufacturers & Formulators Association of India www.pmfai.org
♦ CAPEXIL http://www.capexil.com
♦ Plastics & Linoleums Export Promotion Council http://www.plexcon.org
♦ Council for Leather Exports http://www.leatherindia.org
♦ Gem and Jewellery Export Promotion Council http://www.gjepc.org
♦ Cashew Export Promotion Council http://www.cashewindia.org
♦ Electronics & Computer Software Export Promotion Council www.escindia.com
♦ Apparel Export Promotion Council http://www.aepcindia.com
♦ Carpet Export Promotion Council http://www.indiancarpets.com
♦ Cotton Textile Export Promotion Council http://www.texprocil.com
♦ Export Promotion Council for Handcrafts http://www.epch.com
♦ Handloom Export Promotion Council http://www.hepcindia.com/
♦ The Indian Silk Export Promotion Council http://www.silkepc.com
♦ Synthetic & Rayon Textile Export Promotion Council www.synthetictextiles.org
♦ Marine Products Export Development Authority (MPEDA) http://www.mpeda.com/
♦ Rubber Board http://www.rubberboard.com
♦ Tea Board http://tea.nic.in
♦ Spices Board http://www.spicesboard.org/ or www.indianspices.com
♦ Coir Board http://coirboard.nic.in/
♦ Indian Institute of Packaging http://iip-in.com
♦ Indian Diamond Institute http://www.diamondinstitute.net
♦ GSI India (formerly EAN-India) http://www.gs1india.org
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