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    India catching up with China, Vietnam on phone exports

    India is rapidly narrowing the gap with China and Vietnam in mobile phone exports. In FY24, while mobile phone exports from China and Vietnam declined by 2.78% and 17.6% respectively, Indian exports surged by 40.5%, according to officials citing global trade data. India has captured nearly 50% of the reduction in mobile phone exports from these two countries, aligning with its objective of absorbing a significant portion of the supply chain shift from China.

    Mobile phone exports: India captures 50% share of fall in shipment from China, Vietnam

    India's proactive strategies in capturing supply chain shifts, coupled with diversification efforts through the China+1 strategy, have propelled the country into a leading position in mobile phone exports. The remarkable growth in exports, particularly in the iPhone segment, signifies a significant milestone for India in the global market.

    Higher demand from US, Turkey, UAE, Saudi Arabia drive engineering exports in May: EEPC India

    Inclusion of steel in the RoDTEP scheme may provide greater incentive for steel exporters in India, said EEPC India Chairman.

    Tesla vs Tata Motors: Elon Musk's $56 billion salary more than TaMo revenue

    Musk's compensation package not only outstrips TaMo but also surpasses the total revenues of other prominent Indian entities, including HPCL, SBI, Rajesh Exports, and TCS

    Hold your horses! Wait for real results before making big moves: Swaminathan Aiyar

    ​In Modi 1, he, for instance tried to take on land acquisition. He retreated. Again, in Modi 2, one of the things that he retreated on perhaps was whether we have a national register of citizens, which the Muslim community is extremely afraid of, that is a non-economic subject. But I mean, these were some of the areas Mr Modi has shown that he is capable of retreating when he comes across a very serious resistance.

    India's chemicals market to hit $29.7 bn in 2024, set for steady growth with 3.26% CAGR through 2029

    India's chemicals market, valued at USD 220 billion in 2023, is projected to grow to USD 383 billion by 2030, with an 8.1% CAGR. This sector, currently the sixth largest globally by sales, has attracted USD 21.7 billion in FDI from April 2000 to September 2023, benefiting from 100% FDI under the automatic route. Investments in Petroleum, Chemical, and Petrochemical Investment Regions (PCPIRs) are expected to reach USD 420 billion. The establishment of educational institutes like CIPET and IPFT will drive skill development.

    The Economic Times
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