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movers & shakersGovt Clears Investment Projects Worth Rs. 21k cr

India Inc Contrarians Ready to Surf the Wave of RevivalSAIL registers 11% growth in May sales

Murugappa Group eyes 21% growth

spotlightIndia Needs FDI in Manufacturing to Push Both Jobs & Growth

Manufacturing to Get Truckload of Sops from ModiDIPP for up to 100% FDI in Defence

IIP rebounds to 3.4% in AprilExport growth hits 7-month highIndia set to return to high growth path, says OECDCFOs bullish on growth prospectsWorld’s the stage for India’s rich

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case studyValuejunction e-auctions Usha Martin’s power unit in record 3 months

eventsDomestic - International

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in focusGlobal biggies line up for Indian bus market

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e have witnessed a historic electoral run and a supremely powerful and unprecedented victory this election season following which there seems to be a fresh charge coursing through the veins of the entire nation. Buoyed by the anticipation of key policy changes to boost fiscal augmentation, Corporate India is largely believed to be on the very cusp of a new era heralding fresh avenues and delivering long standing promises of multi faceted employment and a velvet rug. Business segment of the Indian economic machinery, whether pertaining to small, medium sized, or large enterprises, has already started fortifying their investments; hiring activity is seeing a flurry of commotion and outsourcing is running in a frenzied state hardly a month post the new government that has won its newly found laurels riding on the wave of a reinvigoration memo, has taken charge at the centre.

Economy’s Green Shoots

In light of the formulation of a stable government, bolstered by sturdy industrial indicators like a sizeable parlay in automobile sales and merchandise exports, both vital gauges of economic revivification and rise in growth of industrial production to a 13 month high of 3.4% in April 2014 have effectively stirred hopes of a swift fiscal resurgence.

As far as the Narendra Modi led new government is concerned, there is a keen eye out for projects which had been shelved for want of clearing impending consent snags. Such projects are actively being sought out and reworked on a root level so as to remove the tailback and ease up the relentless pressure plaguing the economy and the job front. A green signal for such projects could very well translate to a host of new avenues seeing the light of day.

A vast majority of chief financial officers (CFOs) from across industries strongly advocate forecasts of a reserved to generous expansion in 2014.

Taking into account the emendation on the cards aided by a trend of strong indicators, this fiscal can, in very real terms, be the renaissance trajectory India economy has been seeking all these years. Not only is this a chance to be on the growth track again but to define a flightpath hitherto uncharted. The only thing that needs to be refrained from is being carried away, which considering the emphatic victory that the Modi led NDA has registered, would be irresistibly tempting and irrevocably damaging. Inclusive growth needs to be the mantra that the Govt. needs to pursue so as to feed the economy with a positive emotion, thus far lacking from the government.

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IIP rebounds to 3.4% in AprilThe much famed “Achchhe Din” are finally perceptible in near

future, much to the relief of economists and the general

populace. In a dribble of exhilarating news, IIP, or the Index of

Industrial Production, reportedly showed signs of

recuperation in April following two sequent months of

downturn, coupled with retail inflation finally exhibiting

correction trends in May, as revealed by analysis of two sets

of data released in this concern. Backed by a milieu of robust

exports, this data indicates a speculative yet constructive

fortification of the prevalent economic conditions and

possibly signifies shoring up the invigorated endeavors

instigated by the Narendra Modi led Government towards

stimulation of a upbeat market outlook.

Data released by the Central Statistics Office (CSO) on

Thursday showed industrial output growth rising an annual

3.4% in April as against a 1.5% expansion in the year earlier

period.

The reported growth originated in convalescence of

electricity and manufacturing sector in conjunction with a

wanting recovery of the mining sector. The manufacturing

sector, having suffered rigorous brunt of the run of economy

for months on end, finally ascended the charts to an annual

2.6% in April whilst electricity indexed an annual upsurge to

11.9% in April, registering an year on year growth of 4.2%

against April 2013.

(Source: The Times of India, 13 June 2014)

Export growth hits 7-month highBringing further good news to the sortie, Indian exports

blazoned a fortification of over 12% to a rally of $28 billion in

May, the steepest in over 7 months, primarily banking on

souped up demand spanning developed markets and in part

on account of slump of the value of rupee against the dollar.

Reduced trade discrepancy, owing to an importunate

plummet in imports, also registered as an abettor for

alleviating gold import restraints ushered last year to mitigate

the disparity.

As indicated by the commerce department data released on

the matter, the month of May proved a rapture for most of the

large export sectors such as engineering goods (22% rise to

$6.1 billion), petroleum products (near 29% increase to $5.9

billion), readymade garments (25% to $1.5 billion) and

pharmaceuticals (10% to $1.4 billion) all which showed a

healthy surge when contrasted with previous performances.

"There is a positive spirit and if this trend continues next

month then I will definitely be saying that there is a revival”,

Rajeev Kher, the Commerce Secretary was noted as saying.



outlookIndia set to return to high growth path, says OECDIndia presents a sanguine image with all probability of

rebounding with a soaring growth on the cards at the same

time as BRIC contemporaries Brazil, China and Russia are

headed to trace a below par growth graph, an OECD report

revealed on Tuesday.

CLIs (composite leading indicators) connote an off course

growth trend for Brazil, China and Russia. Conversely, the

CLI is strongly suggestive of an optimistic turnaround for India

implying a swift correction in growth trends of the nation.

Contrary to the previous two fiscal years wherein India

chronicled a below 5% expansion as a corollary of the global

slackening of economy concomitant with a domestic fiscal

blue period, the growth is largely deemed to reinstitute with a

degree of conviction.

A heartening 87% of Indian Chief Financial Officers (CFOs)

from across an assortment of industries foresee Indian

economy recording reticent to hefty amplification in 2014 in

the light of which they lead the Asian expanse when it comes

to financial outlay and spending plans, report survey findings.

The power hub at New Delhi having received a jolt of

revitalization by virtue of a strong government coming into

existence, growth is widely envisaged to corral a colossal

thrust. Riding in to power on an agenda of vibrant growth, the

Narendra Modi led Government is expected to come out all

guns blazing to resuscitate growth and institutionalize

codicils to reinvigorate infrastructure and manufacturing

sectors as the key industry drivers.

Experts conjecture a marginal traction in growth in 2014 and

2015 brought about by tenacious promulgation and

convalescent global financial structure.


CFOs bullish on growth prospects

World’s the stage for India’s richWorld’s cities are now heavily speckled with Ultra High Net Worth Indians – a group comprising those with a net financial standing of $30 million and above.

Asia is widely anticipated to be the new hub of global financial growth and emerge as the prevalent UHNW region of the world within the coming 20 years. The account is lent weight by the fact that one of every seven ultra high net worth (UHNW) individuals in the world — roughly 27,000 out of a total of 200,000 — is now an Indian or a Chinese.

India alone accounted for 175,000 millionaire households, perched at the 15th spot among countries of the world, said a report on wealth of individuals which also stated the total number of millionaire households in the world rose to a staggering 16.3 million last year.

Taking the trends into account, India is slated to become the seventh wealthiest nation by 2018.


This revival is, in no small measure, being attributed to the

formulation of a new and stable government at the center

which has infused the economy and investors alike with an

affirmative propensity and is driving the upturn of stock

market and underpinning the buttressing of domestic

currency.



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The Narendra Modi government has cleared seven big-ticket

investment projects worth Rs 21,000 crore, some of which

have been held up for decades, because of hurdles ranging

from environmental issues to financing problems.

The oldest among them, which has been on the drawing

board for over 30 years, is a 235 kilometre railway line that is

critical to tap Chhattisgarh's second largest iron ore reserves

and ensure the survival of the Bhilai Steel Plant whose

current iron ore sources are expected to run out in a few

years.

"The resolution of long-pending issues for big investment

projects has started in earnest under the new government,

with policy problems facing seven large projects having been

resolved already," said a senior government official aware of

the development.

The finance ministry has helped resolve financing issues

facing three power projects, including the hydropower project

in Sikkim that is 94% complete and was to be commissioned

by this December.

A Rs 5,600-crore 1,050 MW power project in Odisha, being

developed by KVK Nilachal Power, also had financing

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lenders has agreed to treat its loans as 'standard assets' by

adjusting overdue interest from its undisbursed term loan.

Another Rs 1,256 crore project mooted by Essar Power to re-

start its 1,015 MW gas-based plants in Gujarat's Hazira has

also been expedited with a state environmental appraisal

committee being formed.

In addition, the government is also monitoring the progress

of projects that were approved by the previous regime.

Between January 2013 and March 2014, the CCI and the

group under its aegis had resolved problems facing 155

large projects worth Rs. 5.3 lakh crores. The Modi

government has asked developers of these projects to revert

with the status of these investments to ascertain if

production, power generation or delivery of services from

these projects has begun.

(Source: The Economic Times, 20 June 2014)


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India Inc Contrarians Ready to Surf the Wave of Revival

Here is a list of businesses that have aggrandized their

faculties the most in the last couple of years and are now in

line to glean in the comeuppance accrued over the years on

account of corrective demand trends in

their respective countries.

Amtek Auto: Last couple of years alone,

Amtek Auto infused nearly Rs 10,800

crore in embellishing its scope traversing

the organic and inorganic course and in

the process, has earned the distinction of

surfacing as world’s second largest

manufacturer of ring gears.

Eicher Motors: Over the past 2 years, Eicher Motors has

diverted a hefty portion of its outlay towards amplification of

capacities for Royal Enfield bikes, further to laying the

groundwork for commercial vehicles.

IndiaBulls Power: FY 14 saw IndiaBulls Power brevet two

power plants with a capacity of 810 MW.

Jindal Steel and Power: During FY14, Jindal Steel and

Power augmented its steel production capacity by 5 million

tonne taking the tally to 8 million tonne.

Nerolac Paints: By far the leading

industrial paints corporation in India,

Nerolac fortified its production faculties

by a stocky 40% 3 lakh tonne in FY13.

Nonetheless, turbulent industrial growth

confined its sales proceeds to an

unassuming 10% for the second year

running in FY 2014.

Nestle India: Having spent over Rs 3,000 crore towards

upgrading and expanding its manufacturing capacities over

the last three years; Nestle India is another organization

visibly beefing up its expanse in anticipation of the times

ahead.

(Source: The Economic Times: 16th June 2014)

AMTEK

SAIL registers 11% growth in May sales Having registered a reassuring 11%

growth with sufficient succor from the

improving market sentiment, SAIL

Chairman C S Verma affirmed, “We

fo resee the p resen t t h rus t on

infrastructure growth translate into

higher demand of steel in the country.

This certainly augurs very well for the

industry, and SAIL is geared to meet this

resurgent demand."

The state-run steel maker SAIL posted

an 11% growth rate year on year

registering sales at 1.06 million tonnes

(MT) in May this year. The steel

conglomerate has perceptibly revved

up the ante having surpassed previous

year’s tally of 0.96 MT in the same

month.

“Buoyed by a 76% year on year

strengthening in exports during May,

fabrication at SAIL plant also kept

abreast the tempo with a total hot metal

production of 1.26 MT achieved in May,

a 4% surge from the last year’s figures”,

a statement released by SAIL claimed.

Maintaining a propitious outlook for the

ensuing period of the current fiscal, Mr.

Verma added, “Forecasts are rife with

hope of substantial infrastructure

growth which bodes well for our line of

trade and we, at SAIL, are sufficient

bucked up to meet the demand

cognominated to arise out of this

growth.”

The Jan- March quarter being marred

with a trivial 1.35% fortification of net

proceeds to Rs 452.58 crore and an

overall 20.6 percent growth in net profit

to Rs 2,616 crore in FY14, SAIL

registered production figures of 12.9

million tonnes of saleable steel in FY14,

posting a 4% inflation over the previous

fiscal.

(Source : PTI - 2nd June 2014)

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Last fiscal, the Group cemented its

standing and zeroed in on integration,

says Executive Chairman

Stipulated on a GDP growth of 6-7%,

Chennai based Murugappa group

expects to register a yield growth of about

18-21%, reports stated.

“Last fiscal, the Group cemented its standing and zeroed in on

integration”, enunciated A. Vellayan, Executive Chairman of the

group. “Our target is to grow three times the GDP. Given the

current scenario, the GDP is likely to grow at 6-7 per cent and we

have targeted a growth of 18-21 per cent”, Vellayan added.

As 2013-14 drew to a close, the group posted a turnover Rs

24,350 crore, an 8% swell year on year. “The fiscal was

exigent, marred by high inflation and interest rates and

deceleration of the economy, among other factors.

Notwithstanding the taxing environment, however, we have

maintained a steady pace of growth”, Vellayan commented.

He also emphasized on the fact that quite a few group

companies, when paralleled with their peers, have shown

positive tendencies. Last fiscal, the spotlight has been on

assimilation and coalition of acquired companies with major

portion of the attention being routed towards steadying affairs.

“Capex during the last fiscal was also one of the lowest at Rs

166 crore as compared with Rs 1,650 crore, a year ago,” said

Vellayan, who refused to share the plan for 2014-15 stating

they were in the process of preparing Vision 2020 and by

September the plan would be finalized.

From the company’s stance, major developments embraced

merger of Liberty Phosphate and Liberty Urvarak Ltd. with

Coromandel International while merger of Sabero Organics

Gujarat with Coromandel was also initiated following which

operations of Sabero have been effusively revitalized, as

conveyed by Vellayan.

Coromandel entered into a ternary JV with Yanmar & Co of

Japan and Mitsui &Co of Japan to bolster manufacturing and

marketing farm machinery used in paddy cultivation. Thus far,

a 100 of such tackle was deployed across an expanse of

40,000 acres and the upshot has been pleasing as per

company officials with Vellayan disclosing the partners’

scheduled visit next week to effectuate plans for the JV which

include institutionalizing a facility in southern India.

Addressing the press on pecuniary services, NBFC and

indemnity ventures, N Srinivasan, director – Finance of the

Group, added Cholamandalam Investment and Finance and

Chola MS General Insurance recorded a raise of 22% at the

top line, tallying at Rs 5,134 crore and a 25 % growth in

EBITDA at Rs 741 crore. Likewise, NBFC's assets under

management crossed the Rs 25,000-crore mark in March 2014.

Alternatively, the insurance arm of the company saw bankroll

Murugappa Group eyes 21% growthenema of Rs 75 crore leading to a PBT of Rs 102 crore which is

incidentally the first time the 100 crore mark has been touched.

Speaking on the possibility of the need for raising funds for

NBFC arm of the corporation, Srinivasan said, “If the situation

calls for it, we would prioritize amassing funds through private

equity, which has also been deployed for fund raising

activities in the past.”

Divulging his outlook on the way forward, Vellayan

commented, “Given our target of a threefold growth with

respect to the GDP which is slated to grow at 6-7% at the

moment, we are moving full steam ahead with strategic

placement and intensification of endeavors towards

optimizing new acquisitions. A clearly defined objective in

mind will help formulate cogent policies for expansion and

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Taking a stab at market forecast, Vellayan was recorded

saying, “Three factors coursing through the economy which

are certain to impel market improvement are clarity in policy

making, improvement in liquidity and ambulatory consumer

sentiment. These, when put together, will be accountable for

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Global biggies line up for Indian bus marketA waning milieu and diminutive revenues has not entirely

deterred investors from delving into the Indian commercial

vehicle market. Despite a dilapidated state of affairs in most

segments, the commercial bus fragment of the market has

been attracting investors’ attention as reported in industry

figures. Global manufacturers of commercial vehicles like

Daimler and Volvo are bracing for a revival in economy

beefing up their cache of market offerings to add in wholly

fabricated buses while new entrants are revving up to make

their way into the segment, bedecking the segment.

Daimler reports the Indian bus market as having an appetite of

400,000 units a year which is expected to grow twofold in the

coming decennium bringing it to the second spot on the ranks,

preceded by China. Daimler India, Indian limb of the German

automobile giant, which was financially perceived to be in

turbulent waters, is due to receive an outlay of Rs 425 crore to

be infused into the bus-making unit in Oragadam near Chennai.

The segment is anticipated to grow at a rapid pace now that the

key trunk byways on the rail network are headed towards surfeit

and dependence on roadways is discernibly on the surge.

(Source : TOI – 10th June 2014)


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in focusDiamond Quadrilateral of high speed trainsIn an attempt to replicate the ascendancy of constructing

superlative highways on Indian soil by the previous BJP Govt.

in power led by Atal Bihari Vajpayee, Modi Govt. is looking to

enroot the Diamond Quadrilateral network for high speed

trains.

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ventilated the notion of high speed trains in mid-1980’s. Till

date, six expanses have been singled out with viability

analysis of Mumbai-Ahmedabad foyer currently afoot. Along

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Motown Bets on Good days after Car Sales Rev up in MayThe upcoming festival season may spell

more good news for consumers as

several launches by prominent names

of the auto industry are lined up to hit the

market in quick succession goaded by a

3% surge in sales.

Car sales have sped onto track with

business looking up for the first time in

the year, eliciting new launches in

apprehension of a fruitful festive

s e a s o n , s i g n i f y i n g a m a r k e t

predominated by hope and a much

contemplated transposition.

Car sales grew 3.1% in May, bolstered

by a stable government at the Centre

and a lower excise duty rolled out in the

Interim Budget. According to JD Power,

car sales are expected to bounce back

by 9% in the current year, with

carmakers advancing the launch of

new models.

In the meanwhile, the continuing

downtrend in heavy commercial

vehicles are showed signs of correction

to stabilize at a growth of 10% (16,572

units sold) in May, acting as an

encourag ing harb inger fo r the

economy whilst demand for stowage

and carriage continues to gather

momentum traversing the entire nation.

(Source : The Economic Times – 11th June 2014)

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ISO 50. 15 kW. 2240 rpm. 60 station tool changer. LOADS OF EQUIPMENT.

Proposal number V(B)-4060

Skoda SR 2000 x 12000Heavy duty lathe. Conventional.

Ø 2000/1600 x 12000 mm. 50 tonnes load capacity.Face plate Ø 1920 mm. Tailstock. Steadies.


Kolb KBN G 120CNC Double Column Coordinate Boring Machine with extra deep hole drill

Heidenhain TNC 426 controlTable size 4.250 x 2.200 mm. Table load 14 tonnes.

Traverses X 3000 mm, Y 2180 mm, Z 500 mm, W 1000 mm (cross rail).ISO 50. 46 kW. 1400 rpm. Extra deep hole drilling support.

Complete with high pressure oil supply. Super machine.

Proposal number V(B)-5234

Mori Seiki SL-75ACNC Lathe. 1990. Fanuc 15TF Control.

Swing Ø over bed 910 mm. Swing Ø over cross slides 580 mm.Turning Ø max. 760 mm. Turn length max. 1550 mm. 37 KW. 1800 rpm.

Spindle bore 105 mm. Chuck Ø 610 mm. 12-station turret; Tailstock. Chip conveyor.



valuejunction e-auctions Usha Martin’s power unit in record 3 months

case study

Valuejunction has auctioned Usha Martin’s 3.25-MW captive

power plant in record three months of receiving the mandate.

In 2013, Usha Martin decided to sell its 3.25-MW captive

power plant at Jamshedpur. It was unable to achieve the

desired and expected price using the traditional method.

To get a better price realisation and value for the power plant,

Usha Martin approached valuejunction in September 2013 to

sell the unit because of the latter’s proven expertise in

realising the best value out of surplus and obsolete inventory

and assets.

With a mandate to achieve a price higher than that achieved

via the traditional mode, valuejunction worked on a

customised strategy to ensure competitive bidding. It first

carried out a detailed inspection of the power

plant and all its equipment and machinery

and decided to sell the power plant as an

asset. It began a search for buyers who would

re-use most equipment as re-usable and re-

furbished equipment. This would fetch a

better price in the market as compared to the

price the equipment would command if sold

as scrap.

Only bidders verified by valuejunction were

allowed to take part in the auction which was

held online on the valuejunction portal. A two-

stage auction strategy – seal bid followed by

forward auction – was carried out. To ensure

competitive bidding to achieve a good price

realisation, the bidder with the lowest seal bid

was eliminated after the seal bid.

valuejunction was able to successfully

complete the mandate. It auctioned Usha

Martin’s 3.25-MW captive power plant in

record three months of receiving the

mandate, thus monetising the idle captive

power plant for Usha Martin Group and

ensuring a happy and satisfied client. A price

of INR 66.51 lakh, which was 10.85 percent

higher than the scrap price, was achieved.

Because of its proved expertise, valuejunction

was also approached by West Bengal Power

Development Corporation Limited to assist

them in selling its d De-commissioned 4x120

MW Power Plant in Santaldih, Purulia District, West Bengal.

The esale is scheduled to take place in August 2014.

To know more about this auction, reach out to

Mr. Jamsheed Daver on +91 9163348136,

[email protected] or Mr Suvasis Paul at

[email protected] +9163348064.

About valuejunctionAfter tremendous success in metal, coal and the procurement

industry, mjunction, India’s largest e-commerce company

and the world’s largest e-marketplace for steel, launched its

new venture, valuejunction, with a focus on creating value for

both the sellers and buyers in the asset sale business – used


case studyand idle industrial assets and retail surplus. With a

specialized buyer base of over 3000+ buyers, valuejunction

has sold assets worth over Rs 3000 Crores. valuejunction

has a pan-India reach with teams across 35 locations in India.

Its client and customer centric approach enables it to use its

experience and expertise to offer customized solutions and

strategies which ensures value creation.

To know more about valuejunction,

visit www.valuejunction.in

or reach out to

Ms Shruti Sanskriti on +91 8584008112,

[email protected]

About the client: Usha Martin Group

Usha Martin Group is a $1-billion conglomerate with a global

presence. It is the only company globally having an

integrated model on the upstream, beginning with iron ore

and coal mining, power generation and going down to deep

sea oil and gas exploration, providing anchoring and mooring

solutions.


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spotlightIndia Needs FDI in Manufacturing to Push Both Jobs & GrowthIndia is perched right at the doorstep of an epoch of much anticipated and vital growth which is slated to spur a flurry of new job avenues and affluence to the millions of Indian men and women tarrying for a period of extended development, but the opportunity will only present its full face once we learn to capitalize on the manufacturing sector and actualize the latent potency in its entirety.

Coming together of the entire country for the auspices of a stable government in prescience of an economic turnaround has suffused people with newfound buoyancy that is almost proving infectious. Spilling over the confines of geographic and political borders, this optimism has resulted in hitherto unseen attention from global clients of consequence; clients who have the finances, who can stomach the risks associated with a developing market and who are keen on being a part of the economic resurgence of the country. All that is left for us Indians is to present the right idea and the apt opportunity in a congenial milieu.

R i d i n g o n t h e w a v e o f s u c h investments, Indian manufacturing sector could easily chart a path of resumption that promises to stimulate employment generation, augment expor ts , b race the pecun iary standings and entice hefty foreign inves tment in jec t ion in to the economy.

If optimized with the right outlook and the precise approach, manufacturing is estimated to account for about one fourth of the GDP, growing from its current contribution of under 15 %. It is, however, still a distant dream as it would call for sizeable outlay to spawn ample thrust stimulating the desired manufacturing growth; especially in light of the fact that over the past four years, manufacturing has been losing GDP share, expanding just 4%.

Foreign contribution can come in both forms: currency and proficiency. But in order for this to materialize, we have to first lend hospitality to the financial setup of the country. More practices pertaining to making India an investors’ haven need to be put into effect. Currently ebbing towards the bottom end of the World Bank’s 189 nation strong list grading Ease of Doing Business Index at number 134, only marginally better than Ecuador, and not even as inviting as Yemen or Bangladesh, India lies a surprising a 24 rungs below Pakistan.

There is strong need to rectify the vices of bureaucracy. Extensively drawn out, convoluted and archaic modus

operandi adopted for sanctions and environmental clearances must be discounted and replaced with competent procedures. There is also a dire need to fixate on trimming down assets cost and extenuate the taxation system and relevant norms. Attention also needs to be drawn to obsolete labor laws to rope in a work force more enthused and cost efficient and a flexible environment conducive to prosperity.

We also need to get the hardware of development right. Infrastructure and convey costs need to be moderated through an extensive rail, road, port and air connectivity grid. In addition, the power sources need to be regulated in a manner that manufacturers can lay their hands on dependable and vying prices along with land resources with clear titles and so consistent supplies of water so as to remove bottlenecks from the manufacturing processes.

Amplification of the manufacturing sector is the first step to making the economy a well oiled machinery, the benefits of which will course through the economy in its entirety, felt in particularly in the fiscal settings.

The new government’s election manifesto effectively singled out the atypical opportunity proffered by the amalgamation of Indian democracy, demography and demand and the call for bridling all three in concurrence to create the impetus for tenable growth.

The manifesto already addresses the establishment of 100 “smart” cities; a renewed focus on the “five Ts” – talent, tradition, tourism, trade and technology; a network of high-speed trains; doubling the country’s power generation capacity and roads network over the next five years; developing ports and logistic parks; insurance coverage for every individual against accidental death and permanent disability; 1.6 million hectares of land to be irrigated; and creating more than 3 million new jobs in the industrial and service sectors, all of which have a bearing on the ultimate objective; that of fiscal stability.

International patrons are backing Indian financial affluence and they are wagering for a bite of the cookie. All that needs to be done is to foster an environment replete with conditions conducive to trade and commerce in terms of infrastructure, connectivity, skilled manpower and regulatory clearances. If we manage to rack up this trail, we are golden and ready to herald a new era of velvet to India’s resplendent history.



spotlightManufacturing to Get Truckload of Sops from ModiIn a bid to summarily resuscitate the economy, the new Narendra Modi led Government in power is largely anticipated to effectuate multifarious enactments in its first budget which is due to be revealed early next month hoping to revive manufacturing sector, one of the primary contributors to national economy. The steps are likely to create new jobs on the block which could very well put the economy on a renaissance track.

The discussed steps could embrace amendments ranging in effect from affording reprieve to automakers and the consumer durables industry among others, from the confines of the polemical Fiat judgment, aiding the establishment of large provincial manufacturing zones and mend incongruities in the import duty structure.

The Fiat verdict entailed payment of excise duty on the sales to the full extent of the price of the sold entity notwithstanding discounts offered to boost sales. In a statement released by the Govt., an official was quoted as saying, “We have to fortify manufacturing in order for a sturdier growth and more jobs to materialize. The idea behind the anticipated Govt. steps is to foster an environment conducive to this train of thought.

It is fairly imperative for the Modi Government to revivify manufacturing to introduce a modicum of stability into the economy in view of the weight of this sector with regard to creating new avenues and realizing expectations of the general populace.

The sector which contributes a little over 15.2% of the national GDP, diminished by 0.7% in 2013-14 after an elfin expansion of 1% in 2012-13.

The finance ministry approbates the institutionalization of committed regional nuclei for manufacturing, litheness in labor laws and a safety net for workers in conjunction with rationalization of taxes. Discounting correction of inconsistencies, which is obligatory as finished products attract lower duty than inputs in sectors such as durables and chemicals, Government is also planning to put into effect tax measures that would eradicate impediments in the way of production without marring the returns.


The Department of Industrial Policy & Promotion,

abbreviated as DIPP, has put forth a draft cabinet note

advocating consent towards up to 100 per cent foreign direct

investment in Defence as a core element of its intent to

augment domestic manufacturing.

The announcement came into the open just two days post

Nirmala Sitharaman taking the reins as the new commerce &

industry minister. Defence Minister Arun Jaitley had indicated

on Tuesday after taking charge of the ministry that he would

consider the issue of FDI in the sector.

The draft note is currently doing rounds of the cabinet for

inter-ministerial remarks as the foremost in what is perceived

to be a sizeable series of reforms expected to be introduced

by the government in order to revitalize manufacturing, the

sector having shown attenuation in output by 0.2 per cent in

the fiscal year ended on March 31, 2014. DIPP is working

round the clock to instigate ideas for amelioration in light of

the new Government assigning top precedence to

manufacturing on its list of agendas for economic revival.

Looking to impel technology transfer, Government is

contemplating three different caps for FDIs in Defence-

DIPP for up to 100% FDI in Defence

barred at 49 per cent, 75 per cent and 100 per cent.

Incidentally, India’s defence capital outlay in 2014-15 is

estimated at nearly Rs. 90,000 crore in the interim budget,

which could be partly met domestically provided higher FDI

proposal meet a positive response.

(Source: The Economic Times, 30 May 2014)

DOMESTIC

AMTEX 201425-28 July 2014

Pragati Maidan, New Delhi www.amtex2014.com

USED MACHINERY EXPO 2014 04-06 September 2014

Pragati Maidan, New Delhi www.umexonline.com

INTERNATIONAL MACHINE TOOLS EXPO 2014

04-06 September 2014Pragati Maidan, New Delhi

www.imexonline.com

HIMTEX 201404-06 September 2014

Hitex Exhibition Centre, Hyderabadwww.himtex.in/index.html

TECHINDIA 201404-06 September 2014

Pragati Maidan, New Delhi www.techindiaexpo.com

ENGINEERING EXPO 201410-13 October 2014

Auto Cluster Exhibition Centre, Pune www.engg-expo.com

AUTOMATION 201415-18 October 2014

Bombay Exhibition Centre, Mumbai www.iedcommunications.com/index.php

INDIA ESSEN WELDING & CUTTING 201428-30 October 2014

Bombay Exhibition Centre, Mumbai www.india-essen-welding-cutting.com

RAJKOT MACHINE TOOLS 06-09 November 2014

Race Course Ground, Rajkotwww.kdclglobal.com

HAND TOOLS EXPO 201407-09 November 2014

Chennai Trade Centre, Chennaiwww.iihtexpo.com

CWIEME BANGALORE 201411-13 November 2014

Bangalore Intl Exhibition Centre, Bangalore

www.coilwindingexpo.com

INDIA MANUFACTURING SHOW 201411-13 September 2014

Bangalore Intl Exhi. Centre, Bangalorewww.indiamanufacturingshow.com

EMMA EXPO INDIA11-13 September 2014

Bangalore Intl Exhibition Centre, Bangalore

www.emmaexpo.com

ENGIMACH 201503-07 December 2015

Gandhinagarwww.kdclglobal.com

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INDIAN FOUNDRY CONGRESS 2015 27 February - 01 March 2015

India Expo Centre, Noida www.ifcindia.net

IMME 2014 03-06 December 2014

Salt Lake Stadium Grounds, Salt Lake, Kolkatawww.immeindia.in

INDIA PLAST 2015 29 January-03 February 2015

The Exhibition Center, Gandhinagar, Gujarat, www.indiaplast.net

BC INDIA 2014 15-18 December 2014

India Expo Centre, Noida www.bcindia.com

CPHI INDIA 02-04 December 2014

Bombay Exhibition Centre, Mumbai www.cphi.com

PACKEX INDIA 2014 14-16 November 2014

Bombay Exhibition Centre, Mumbai www.packexindia.com

ELECTRONICA INDIA 201423-25 September 2014

Bangalore Intl Exhi. Centre, Bangalorewww.electronica-india.com

EMAT09-12 October 2014

Gujarat University Convention & Exhibition Centre, Ahmedabad

www.emat-int.com

IFEX 201527 February - 1 March 2015

India Expo Centre, Greater Noida www.ifexindia.com

PROCESS ENGINEERING EXPO 2014 04-06 September 2014

Hitex Expo Centre, Hyderabadwww.processengineeringexpo.co.in

PHARMAC INDIA11-13 September 2014

Mahatma Mandir, Gandhinagarwww.pharmacindia.com

ENGINEERING EXPO 201420-23 November 2014

Chennai Trade Centre, Chennaiwww.engg-expo.com

WIN INDIA 201410-13 December 2014

Pragati Maidan, New Delhi www.win-india.com

ENGINEERING EXPO 201412-15 December 2014

Glada Ground, Ludhianawww.engg-expo.com

BLECH INDIA 201522-25 April 2015

Bombay Exhibition Centre, Mumbai www.blechindia.com

IMTEX 201523-28 January 2015

Bangalore Intl Exhibition Centre, Bangalorewww.imtex.in

AUTOMECHANIKA 201526 February - 01 March 2015Pragati Maidan, New Delhi

www.acma-automechanika.in

ENGINEERING EXPO 201513-16 February 2015

Ahmedabadwww.engg-expo.com

IMTOS 201504-07 July 2015

Pragati Maidan, New Delhi www.kdclglobal.com

INTERNATIONAL

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AMB 16-20 September 2014

Stuttgart, Germany www.messe-stuttgart.de/en/amb

MTA VIETNAM 08-11 July 2014

Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam www.mtavietnam.com

EMTE-EASTPO 14-17 July 2014 Shanghai, China

www.emte-eastpo.com

VIZMMEX 2014 31st July - 2nd August 2014

Cebu City, Philippines maimgt.wix.com/vizmmex

MTT EXPO 27-30 August 2014

Kaula Lumpur, Malaysia www.mtt-indonesia.com

IMTS 2014 08-13 September 2014

Chicago, USA www.imts.com

IMTS 2014 08-13 September 2014

Chicago, USA www.imts.com

METMASH. MACHINE-TOOL 10-12 September 2014 Rostov-On-Don, Russia

en.vertolexpo.ru

AUTOMOTIVE TESTING EXPO CHINA 15-17 September 2014

Shanghai China www.testing-expo.com/china

WESTEC 15-17 September 2015

Los Angeles, USA www.westeconline.com

AUTOMOTIVE TESTING EXPO NORTH AMERICA 28-30 October 2014

MI, USA www.testing-expo.com/usa

DREMA 2014 16-19 September 2014

Poznan, Poland www.drema.pl/en

WOODWORKING - 2014 29 September - 02 October 2014

Minsk, Belarus www.woodworking.minskexpo.com/en

BI-MU 30 September - 04 October 2014

Milan, Italy www.bimu.it/en/home

METALEX VIETNAM 09-11 October 2014

Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam www.metalexvietnam.com

EUROBLECH 21-25 October 2014 Hanover, Germany

www.euroblech.com/english

ENGINEERING DESIGN SHOW 22-23 October 2014

Coventry,UK www.engineering-design-show.co.uk

URALMETALEXPO 2014, 24-26 October 2014 Ekaterinburg, Russia uralmetalexpo.ru/en

CHINA INTERNATIONAL TRADE FAIR 21014

04-08 November 2014 Shanghai, China

www.ciif-expo.com/en

METALWORKING AND CNC MACHINE TOOL SHOW 2014

08-11 November 2014 Shanghai, China

www.metalworkingchina.com/en

ADVANCE ENGINEERING UK 2014 11-12 November 2014

Birmingham, UK www.advancedengineeringuk.com

ELECTRONICA 2014 11 -14 November 2014

Messe Munchen, Germany www.electronica.de

THE WELDING BUSAN KOREA 12-14 November 2014 Busan, South Korea www.weldingasia.org

SWISSTECH 2014 18-21 November 2014

Basel, Switzerland www.swisstech-messe.ch

METALEX THAILAND 19-22 November 2014

Bangkok, Thailand www.metalex.co.th

EMAF 19-22 November 2014

Porto, Portugal www.emaf.exponor.pt

FIMAP 2014 19-22 November 2014

Porto, Portugal www.fimap.exponor.pt

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING METALWORKING

03-05 December 2014 Republic of Tatarstan, Russia

www.expomach.ru/eng

MANUFACTURING INDONESIA 2014 03-06 December 2014 Kemayoran, Indonesia

www.pamerindo.com/events/1

TECH INDUSTRY 2014 04-06 December 2014

Riga, Latvia www.techindustry.lv

MTA 2015 14-17 April 2015

Singapore www.mta-asia.com

AUTOMOTIVE TESTING EXPO KOREA 17-19 March 2015

Seoul, Korea www.testing-expokorea.com

MASHEX SIBERIA 24-27 March, 2015 Novosibirsk, Russia

www.mashex-siberia.ru

USED MACHINERY DEALERSMETAL WORKING MACHINERY


business guide

AJMERA ENTERPRISEPlot No. R-258, MIDC, Thane Belapur Road, Rabale, Navi Mumbai 400701. Tel. No : +91 22 27698822 / 14, Mob.: [email protected]

AMERICAN MACHINERY LIQUIDATORS, INC.PO Box 6995,East Brunswick, NJ 08816-6995 U.S.ATel No : +1 (0) [email protected]

APEX AUCTION INDIA PRIVATE LIMITEDGF8, Augusta Point, Golf Course Road,Sector – 53, Gurgaon - 122 002Tel No.: +91 124 300 5555 / 401 [email protected]

ASSET-TRADEAm Sonnenhof 16, D-47800, Krefeld, NRW, 47800, GermanyTel No : +49 (0) 2151 [email protected]

BERND GRIGAT GMBHNorisstraße 16, 91257 Pegnitz, GermanyTel No : +49 (0) [email protected]

BEZEL IMPEX PVT LTDPlot No. 196, Gali No. 2, Krishna Colony, Opp Sector-25, Faridabad - 121004Tel No : +91 129 4133301/[email protected], [email protected]

BHARAT ENGINEERING WORKSGodown Plot No - R210/1,Rabale M.I.D.C, Near Golden Garage, Navi MumbaiTel. No.: 9892088694/9322818400/[email protected],[email protected]

C R TECHNOLOGYA-128, VIT Road, Wadala (E), Mumbai 400 037Tel No.: +91 22 24100823 [email protected]

CORA CO LN LLC.Bulgaria Sofia 1202, Timok 49, BulgariaTel No. : +35 (0) 98 886 26 [email protected]

CORIO IMPEX S.R.L ROMANIAPlesesti No 3, Bucaharest, RomaniaTel No.: +40 (0) [email protected] -impex .com

D. P. ENTERPRISESC 60, Maya Puri, Phase 2, New Delhi 110 064.Tel. No.: + 91 11 [email protected], [email protected]

DALAL MACHINE TOOLS AGENCY P. LTD.C-10, 3rd Flr, Commerce Centre,78 Tardeo Main Road,Mumbai 400034Tel. No.: +91 22 67439873, [email protected], [email protected]

D'CUNHA INDUSTRIEMASCHINEN GMBHNeues Roland 1 D-29223 Celle / GermanyTel No.: +49 5141 93770 [email protected]

DDMSaha P. O. Box 7, Busan,604-600 KoreaTel No : +82 10 4854 [email protected]

DE-MA CNC SRLVia Canossi 29 – 25062 Concesio (Brescia), ItalyTel No : +39 (0) 30 2 18 52 [email protected]

DMG MORI SEIKI INDIA MACHINES & SRVS P. LTD3/1,3rd Main, Kiadb, Peenya 1st Stage, Ward 1,Hmt,Bangalore 560058Tel No : +91 80 40896500, [email protected]@dmgindia.comwww.dmgindia.com/www.dmgmoriseiki.com

E. G. NEWELLBlacklow Road,Warwick, United KingdomTel No : +44 (0) 1926 400824, M- [email protected]

EASY MACHINES SDN BHDNo. 33,Jalan Tpp 1/15, Taman Perindustrian Puchong,47100 Puchong. Selangor D.E., MalaysiaTel No : +603 8061 [email protected]

EVELIN OF AMERICA CORPORATION425 Main Street,# PH2H,New York,NY 10044, U.S.ATel No: +1 (0) 203 556-5069, +1 (0) 212 812 [email protected]

FM - MASCHINEN GMBHAlemannenstraße 69, SchwäbischGmünd 73529, GermanyTel No : +49 (0)7171 / [email protected]

GLOBAL TECH CO. LTD.3Fl. Dongcheon Bl. 666, MasanKyung Nam 368-850, KoreaTel No : +82 70 8242 [email protected]

GOINDUSTRY - DOVEBIDA-101 Swastik Apartment Plot 41, Sector 19, Airoli, Navi Mumbai [email protected]

HANS KLEIN WERKZEUGMASCHINENHANDEL GMBHIm Mühlgut 2-4, D-77815 Bühl-WeitenungTel No : +49 (0) 7223-96170Email : [email protected] : www.klein-werkzeugmaschinen.de

HETA SERVICES1/405, Prathameshvihar, Thakur Complex,Kandivali East, Mumbai- 400101Tel No: +91-9930004026 / +91-9825128654 [email protected]

HILCO INDUSTRIAL LIMITED3 St Helen's Place, London, EC3A 6AB, UKMain +44 (0)8453 130 140 , M :+44 (0)7766 000 [email protected]

IMPIRMERIE UNAL5,Rue De La Libération, 67200 Strasbourg, FranceTel No : +33 (0) 6 35 56 45 [email protected]

INNOVEX TECHNOLOGIES#64,2Nd Cross,Cuavery Layout, Nagarabhavi Main Road, VijaynagarBangalore 560040Mob : [email protected]

JAGGI & JAGGI MACHINE TOOLS (INDIA)Unit No. 27, Hasti Indl Estate,Opp. L&T, TTC Indl Area, Mahape, Navi Mumbai – 400 710Tel No.: +91 22 27786054, 9821069624exports@jaggimachinesindia.comwww.jaggimachinesindia.com

JORDAN CRAIG MACHINERY INT'L LLC151 N. Main St. Ste 203. New City NY 10956Tel No : +1 845 398 [email protected]

JSC "Formateka"Elektrenu str. 10, Kaunas, 37176 LithuaniaTel No : +37 (0) 69828961 [email protected]://www.formateka.lt

JR GROUP110,T V Industrial Estate,52 S K Ahire Marg,Worli, Mumbai 400030Tel No : +91 22 24937033 / 24966911/[email protected] / www.chandnitextiles.com

KNG SENG TRADING PTE LTD 37, Senoko Drive, Singapore 758222Tel No : +65 67551813 [email protected]

LAMBA BROS PVT LTD 6/10 Kirti Nagar, New Delhi,110015Tel No : 09810890910 [email protected], [email protected],[email protected]

LUCKY MACHINES PVT. LTDKawra Industrial Area, Kawra Road, Near Lingyas University Nehar Par, Faridabad.Tel No : +91 0129 2201004, 9810211415,9999219079 [email protected]

M. S. ENGINEERING WORKSG-30,Zakaria Industrial Estate, Marol Maroshi Road,Marol, Andheri (E)Mumbai 400059Tel No : +91 22 28503637/28508175/29201175, 98198 [email protected], [email protected]/www.msenggindia.com

MACHINESTATIONPlot No-245, Sector 6, IMT Manesar, Gurgaon Tel No : 8130269696 [email protected]

MANWANI - GIBBS INDUSTRIES8/9, Sunshine Plaza, 206 Station Road, Pimpri, Pune 411018Tel No : +91 20 27423129 / [email protected]

MARCELS MASCHINEN AGCH-8181 Hoeri Zuerich, SwitzerlandTel No : +41 (0) 44 872 [email protected]

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MPK MACHINE TOOLSE-200,Sector 17@, Kavinagar Industrial AreaGhaziabad 201002Tel No : +91 120 2702007, Mob.: 9810198016, [email protected], [email protected]

NARENDRA PRESS TECH PVT. LTD.P. P. 26,27 & 9/97 (V),Lane No. 10,Behind Police Station, Anand Parbat Indl. Estate,New Delhi 110005Tel No : +91 011 28761467/ [email protected]

NEPCO COMMERCIAL PVT LTDP-16 Sahitya Parishad Street, Kolkata-700 006.Tel No : +91 33 25557077/25432299, [email protected] www.nepco.in

NORD MACHINES OUTILSZone Industrielle Roubaix EstRue de la plaine, 59115 Leers, FranceTel No : +33(0) 3 20 [email protected]

OGF DI FERRARI & C. SRLVia Pertini 4, Comun Nuovo. 24040, BG, ItalyTel No : +39 34 02 44 [email protected]

PACIFIC ENGINEERING CORPORATIONA–297, MIDC - Mahape.Near Mahape Bus Depot/ Anthony Garage.Thane - Belapur Road, Navi Mumbai 400 610.Mobile Reliance : 93232 [email protected] www.pacificengineering.in

PARKEGATE LTD (SMS GROUP)10 Winchester Place, North Street, Poole, Dorset UK, BH15 1NXUnited Kingdom Tel No : +44 (0)1202 [email protected]

PATEL TECHNOMATION DEUTSCHLANDKlosterwiese 15, D- 85764 Oberschleissheim, GermanyTel No.: +49 89 69304333, M: 0179 798 1942 [email protected]

POLYMETA LTD10 Zhelezni Vrata St., Bul-6000 Stara ZagoraBulgariaTel No : +359 42 600 559 Mob : 359888 88 58 [email protected]@polymetabg.comwww.polymetabg.com

PRIME MACHINE TOOLS78,7th Floor,Jansukh Apartment, Kasturba Road, Kandivali (W), Mumbai 400067Mob : [email protected]

R. A MACHINERY & TRADEPAP-R- 2,TTC Industrial Area Midc, Rabale, Navi Mumbai 400701Tel No : 27604999, 97682 [email protected],[email protected]

RAMAKRISHNA ENTEPRISES16/8-3,2nd Main Road, Marenahalli,Vijaya Nagar,Bangalore - 40Tel No : 098441 53986 [email protected]

ROTO-FLO20580 Hoover Street,Detroit, Mi 48205-1066 U.S.ATel No : +1 (0) 313 526 [email protected]

S. K. ENTERPRISESPlot No 63, Rama Road,Najafgarh Ind. Area,New Delhi- 110015Tel No : 9212051201, 9212707174, 9212031201,9891321329 [email protected], [email protected],www.skenterprises.in

SAI MACHINE TOOLSA-1,Jay Jalaram Industrial Complex, College Road,Vadkun, Dahanu Road, Thane - 401 602.Tel No : 02528- 220573 / [email protected]@yahoo.comwww.sairiveting.com

SAIBABA MACHINE TOOLS (I) PVT. LTD.Plot No. D-182/1,T.T.C. Indl Area, M.I.D.C, Nerul (E)Navi Mumbai 400706Tel No : +91 22 27683584/85/86, 9820155195, Mob.: [email protected], [email protected]

SATISH ENGINEERING# 553, 5th Main, 2nd StagePeenya Industrial Estate, Bangalore - 560 058.Tel No : 098440 96046/093798 [email protected]

SCHULER INDIA PVT. LTD.401-403, Keshava, Bandra-Kurla Complex,Bandra (East), Mumbai 400 051 Tel No : + 91 22 66800300/ [email protected]

SEEMA ENGINEERSNo. 457/3,Hosur Main Rd, Old Chandapura,Bangalore 560099Tel No : +91 80 [email protected]@gmail.comwww.seemaengineers.com

SPM MACHINES(INDIA)Plot D133,TTC MIDC Indl. Area,Thane Belapur Road, Opp. D. Y Patil College, Nerul, Navi Mumbai 400706Tel No : +91 22 276822290-27683206 [email protected], [email protected]

STANKOTRADING CO. LTDOffice 185,180/198 Posadskogo St.,Saratov 410005RussiaTel No : +7 8452 21 52 [email protected]

STAR INTERNATIONALC-103,Kubera Park, Lullanagar, Pune 411040Tel No.: +91 20 40089720Mob : 9860470931, 80870 [email protected]

STEVEN MOONEY MACHINERY LTD.Edward House,Marchants WayGb Burgess Hill, Sheddingdean Industrial EstateWest Sussex, RH15 8QYUnited KingdomTel No : +44 (0) 14 44/24 54 14nigel@stevenmooneymachinery.co.ukwww.stevenmooneymachinery.co.uk

SYNDICATE MACHINESB-35, Narayan Plaza, Chandivali Road, Sakinaka, Andheri (East), Mumbai 400 072.Tel No : +91 22 28470396 / 28470368, 98200 82914 / 93200 [email protected]

TECNOWAYSLink Road, Malad (West), Mumbai 400064Tel No: 9096173585 [email protected]

TEXLLENCE CNC PVT. LTD.Sr. No. 14,Dhadge Industrial Estate,Next To Savali Dhaba,Nanded Phata,Sinhgad Road, Pune 411041Mob : [email protected]

THIRUMAGAL INDUSTRIES2A,2nd,Street, Elango Nagar,Near Ambatur Industrial Estate, Padi, Chennai-600050Mob : 7200662272,[email protected], [email protected]

THUMAR TECHNICAL SERVICES SARLLuxembourgTel No : +352 621 787 [email protected]

TOOLS INTERNATIONAL1805 , Drewberry, Everest World, Opp. Bayer Company,Kolshet Road, Thane (W) - 400607Tel No : +91 22 25895254 M : [email protected] / [email protected]

UNIVERSAL CONSTRUCTION CO.33A, J. L. Nehru Road, 15th Floor, Kolkata 700071Tel No : +91 33 [email protected]

USED MACHINE TOOLS INDIA7, Lakshmi Kunj, Subhash Nagar, Vishrantwadi, Pune - 411015Tel. No : 9370147585 [email protected]

WELDOR ENGINEERING PVT.LTDDhebar Road (south)RAJKOT-360 002 (GUJ)Tel. No: +91 281 2360242\3\[email protected]; [email protected],www.weldor.com

ZEBRA WORLDWIDE MACHINERY68 Glover Street, Birmingham, B9 4EnUnited KingdomTel No : +44 (0) 845 230 7040 M: 07860 [email protected]

ZENITH MACHINERY160,Pocket 2, 4th Floor,Sector 23, RohiniDelhi 110085Tel. No : 98996 78322, 98996 58322/97113 [email protected], [email protected]

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USED MACHINERY DEALERS

PRINTING MACHINERY

PLASTIC MACHINERY

ARWA PLASTIC di VALTER ROVATTI & C. sasVia L.B.Alberti 3 20149 MilanoItalyTel No : +39 (0) 2 3313434 [email protected]

NATIONAL MACHINERY201, Rajgruh, Subhash Road, Vile Parle (E),Mumbai 400057Tel No : 9821116450 / [email protected]. national-machinery.com

STEADY STREAM BUSINESS CO.,LTDNo.333,Su Wei 2nd Road, Ling Ya Dist.,KaohsiungTaiwanTel No : +886 7 335 8029 / +886 7 335 [email protected]

TRANSXL INTERNATIONAL LTDThornhill,South Marston,Swindon,SN3 4TAUnited KingdomTel No : +44 (0) [email protected]

W. KNORR GMBHAm Rennplatz 4D-41334 NettetalGermanyTel No : +49 (0) 21 57 / 68 [email protected]@knorr-extrusion.dewww.knorr-extrusion.de

AS NEW PRINTING MACHINERY CO PTY LTD10 Thomas Street, Ferntree Gully, Victoria 3156AustraliaTel No : +61 7 5574 [email protected]

CANS INDIAB-2,Mittal Paradise,J R Mhatre Road,Ruia Park, JuhuMumbai 400049Tel No : +91 22 26256345, [email protected]

C.S.G. DI ANCARANI A. & C. SNCVia Del Romitorio N. 353100 SienaItalyTel No. : +39 336706808 - +39 [email protected], [email protected]

KIRTHHANA AGENCIESNo. 6,Alikhan Street,Alandur,Cementery RdChennai 600016Tel No : +91 44 22314628, [email protected]

MIRROR PRINT AND SOLUTIONSJyoti Appartment F2, 7/30, Sector 2, Rajendera Nagar, Sahibabad, GhaziabadTel. No : 09868451117 [email protected], [email protected]

ROBERTS GRAPHICS LTDWakefield Europort,Pope Street,Normanton,Wakefield,WF6 2TAUnited KingdomTel No : +44 1924 [email protected]

SAFIRE MACHINERY COMPANY PVT. LTD.No. 16 (Old No. 31) Balaji Nagar,1St Street,RoyapettahChennai 600014Tel No : +91 44 28130068 / 28130069 / [email protected]

SRIKAR GRAPHIC ARTS EQUIPMENT20, Ground Floor, Desabandhu Plaza, 47, Whites Road, Royapettah, Chennai 600014.Tel No : +91 44 [email protected]

SANTOSH OVERSEASIV/ 1994, Street No.16,Pandav Road, Vishwas Nagar, Delhi-110032Tel No : 9811115945 [email protected], [email protected]

SIDDHI ENTERPRISE10,Indrabaug Society,Nr. Panchshil Bus - Stop, Usmanpura,Ahmedabad 380013Tel No : +91 79 [email protected]

ALBATROS ENGINEERING GMBHRohrbacherstrasse 6,A-4175 HerzogsdorfAustriaTel No : +43 7232 34552 [email protected]

ASTHAVINAYAK CRANES & EQUIPMENTS LLP504,Bharat Chambers Baroda Street, Masjid Bunder, Mumbai 400009Tel No : +91 22 23485044, [email protected]

CONSTRUCTION MACHINE SOURCE CO.,LTD.305,8#,Mingzu Ave., East Lake Hi-TechDevelopment Zone,Wuhan, P.R.China 430223Tel No : +86 27 87107958 M: +86 [email protected]

COSMOS CORPORATIONRm 526, Gaepo-Ro 623, Gangnam-Gu, SeoulKoreaTel No : +82 2 3413 [email protected]

SHIN PACIFIC TRADING 55 Mcdougall Street,Milton, 4066, Queens Land,Tel No : +61 7 [email protected]

VANJAX SALES PVT. LTD343,Sidco Industrial Estate, Ambattur, Chennai 600098Tel No : +91 44 [email protected]

CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY

CHEMICAL & PHARMACEUTICAL

B M T INDUSTRIAL MACHINES LTD15 & 16 Neelkanth Shopp. Arcade,Opp. Chembur Monorail Station,39- Ramkrishna Chemburkar Marg, Chembur, Mumbai-400071 Tel No : +91-22-25288797-98-99 25288035/25280131 [email protected] , [email protected], [email protected]

MARUTI MACHINERY CONSULTANT140 First Floor, Sarvodaya Commercial CentreNear General Post Office, Salapose Road, Ahmedabad 380001Mob : 9825985538, [email protected], [email protected]

TEXTILE MACHINERY

GUNU ENTERPRISES59A , D.D.A Flats, Mansarover Park, Delhi 110032Tel No : +91 32600601 [email protected]

MACRO AGENCIES PVT LTDNo.38-A2, Doddanakundi Industrial Area, White Field Road, Mahadevapura, Bangalore -560048Tel No : +91 80 41524101 / [email protected]

NIRBHAY IMPEX PVT LTDOpp. Anupam Theatre,Near Bhalakia Mill, HDFC ATM Premises, Maninagar, Ahmedabad 380008Tel No : +91 79 22172338 / [email protected]

OTHERS

BUREAU VERITAS INDIA PVT. LTD.1st Flr,Marwah Centre,Kishanlal Marwah Marg, Opp. Ansa Indl. Esate,Off. Saki Vihar Rd,Andheri (E)Mumbai 400072Tel No : +91 22 67398441/42/43/44, 67398418, [email protected]

IPFONLINE LIMITEDA-303, Navbharat Estates, Zakaria Bunder Road, Sewri (West), Mumbai - 400 015Tel No : +91 22 2419 3000 [email protected], [email protected]

MACHINETOOLS.COMF 202,Premier Grihalakshmi Apts,Vayuputra St,Elango Nagar SouthVirugambakkamChennai 600092Tel No : +91 44 23773129, 94449 [email protected]@machinetools.comwww.machinetools.com

NAGARKOT FORWARDERS PVT. LTD.207, 2nd Floor, Mahinder ChambersOpp. Dukes Factory, W. T. Patil Marg,Chembur (E), Mumbai 400071Tel No : +91 22 6771990 M : 98210 [email protected]

NEVIO PASSUELLOVia Frescobaldi 2 36061 Bassano Del GrappaItalyTel No: +39 (0) 424 [email protected]

Printer & Publisher, Mr. Swaran Behl, on behalf of Conventions & Fairs (India) Pvt. Ltd. Printed at Alfa Print, C/o. Quickset Arts, A-2/1-2 Shah & Nahar Indl Est., S J Road,

Lower Parel West, Mumbai 400013. Published at Conventions & Fairs (India) Pvt. Ltd., E-519 Floral Deck Plaza, Central MIDC, Opp. SEEPZ, Andheri (East), Mumbai 400059

Editor : Mr. Nikhil Behl MAHENG13457/13/1/2013-TC

Seventeeen years of leadership in selling used Die-Casting Equipment. We have a wide range of machines available from 125 to 1250 tons. Fully refurbished machines are also available.

Our stock includes major brands such as Buhler, Idra, ItalPresse, Toshiba, Toyo & Ube.

We also sell Brand New Machines from Wellish, China and Multi slide Zinc die casting machines from T-Sok, Taiwan

Your Reliable Source For Machinery

Plot No. 196, Gali No. 2,Krishna Colony, opp Sector-25Faridabad – 121004

TEL: +91 129 4133301/11FAX: +91 120 4357337EMAIL: [email protected], [email protected]: www.bezelimpex.in

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