JULY, 20269PepsiCo has commissioned new flavor manufacturing facility in Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh, built at a cost of Rs 1,266 crore. This move indicates a major boost in the company's production capacity within India and highlights just how important the country has become to its global business.Spread across 22 acres, it is PepsiCo's second flavor plant in India. It will produce beverage concentrates that feed into its well-known lineup of drinks. As such, the Ujjain plant is one part of a much larger conundrum.As such, the Ujjain plant is one part of a much larger conundrum. In addition to this matter, the company has committed Rs 5,700 crore to India through 2030, a number that speaks to how much faith the company is placing in India's future FMCG market. India's proposed Rs 5,000 crore green steel scheme could become a major step in helping steel MSMEs compete in an increasingly challenging global market. After domestic manufacturers raised concerns over a sharp rise in Chinese steel imports, the government is now shifting its focus toward making the Indian steel industry more competitive through cleaner and more efficient production.The Rs 5,000 crore green steel scheme is expected to support the adoption of low-carbon technologies, helping smaller steel producers improve productivity while preparing for the future of sustainable manufacturing. Canadian FTG has chosen Hyderabad for its first manufacturing facility in India, marking a major step in the country's growing aerospace manufacturing sector. The new unit will produce high-tech avionics and cockpit products for commercial and defence aircraft.With this investment, Canadian FTG is strengthening its presence in one of India's fastest-growing aerospace hubs while supporting the government's Make in India initiative. The move is expected to create skilled jobs, expand local manufacturing, and improve India's role in the global aerospace supply chain.Canadian aerospace company Firan Technology Group (FTG) has officially entered the Indian market by setting up its first manufacturing facility at the GMR Aerospace & Industrial Park in Hyderabad. The company specializes in making advanced electronic products used in aircraft and defence systems. Suzlon has reached a new milestone after securing a 105 MW wind energy project from Sunsure Energy. The Suzlon deal marks the first commercial order for the company's newly launched S175 wind turbine, making it an important achievement for the renewable energy company.The latest order also strengthens Suzlon's partnership with Sunsure Energy and adds another major project to its growing order book. With demand for clean power rising across India, this project highlights the increasing focus on wind energy, renewable energy, and advanced turbine technology. PEPSICO COMMISSIONS RS 1,266 CR FLAVOUR PLANT IN MADHYA PRADESHCAN RS 5,000 CR SAVE INDIA'S STEEL MSMES FROM GLOBAL COMPETITION?CANADIAN FTG BRINGS HIGH-TECH AVIONICS MANUFACTURING TO HYDERABADSUZLON HITS NEW MILESTONE WITH 105 MW WIND ENERGY PROJECT
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