THYSSENKRUPP INDUSTRIES INDIA

Thyssenkrupp Industries India, whose majority shares were recently sold by its German parent company, is set to enter the sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) sector as part of its new business strategy under Indian ownership. Vivek Bhatia, the managing ...

The Indian Navy is set to conduct trials in Spain for critical equipment under Project 75 India, aiming to acquire six advanced submarines with Air Independent Propulsion (AIP) systems. Spanish shipyard Navantia's Chairman, Ricardo Dominguez Garcia-...

The Competition Commission of India (CCI) has approved Protos Engineering Company and Paharpur Cooling Towers' acquisition of an additional stake in Thyssenkrupp Industries India. Thyssenkrupp Industries India provides engineering, procurement, and ...

Thyssenkrupp Industries India mainly provides engineering, procurement and construction services to execute turnkey projects in various industries and after-sales services, the antitrust regulator said in a statement. It also manufactures and sells ...

Germany's Ambassador to India, Philipp Ackerman, has expressed full support for the negotiations between the German firm Thyssenkrupp Marine Systems and the Indian Navy for Project 75 India, which aims to build six new conventional submarines. The p...

Advent International believes that Indian valuations are not a barrier to making deals, as they are relative to growth opportunities and risk returns. The firm views the premium valuations in India as a reflection of the significant growth opportuni...

Extended reality (XR) solution start-up Skillveri is looking at doubling its revenue run rate to touch Rs 10 crore in FY24, Sabarinath Nair, Founder and CEO of the Chennai-based startup told ET.

​​Naval Group is supplying six diesel-powered Scorpene submarines to India in a deal that includes sharing technology with Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders Ltd. Five have already been delivered, and the last ones including the sixth will have been built en...

Thyssenkrupp Marine Systems would helm engineering and design of the vessels if India chooses to hand a contract to the manufacturers, while its Indian counterpart will be responsible for local construction and delivery, according to an initial pact...

Officials said India's plan to procure six stealth conventional submarines at a cost of around Rs 43,000 crore figured in the talks and Pistorius showed Germany's interest in the project.

Thyssenkrupp AG’s marine arm and India’s Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders Limited are likely to jointly bid for an estimated $5.2 billion project to build six submarines for the Indian navy, according to people with knowledge of the matter.

Pistorius is scheduled to hold wide-ranging talks with Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Tuesday and the focus of the discussions is likely to be on expanding bilateral defence industrial cooperation. It is expected that India's plan to procure six ...

The need for environmentally friendly manufacturing is not lost on the steel sector — a crucial segment for industrialisation. But Indian manufacturers have to grapple with questions around cost and competitiveness before going green.

The national infrastructure policy will help the country achieve an economic output of USD 5 trillion by 2025 despite the complex global environment, a senior company official said.

Mani has over 30 years’ experience in the EPC industry and joins Air Products following her role as senior director, Operations for Worley India where she managed an office of over 600 employees and had full Profit & Loss (P&L) responsibility.

We are very bullish about the green hydrogen segment. India plans to manufacture a cumulative five million tonnes of green hydrogen by 2030 to meet its climate targets and become a production and export hub for the fuel, says Rajesh Kamath.

The jury is still out about super apps working in India the way they have in China and southeast Asia. But many (Reliance, Paytm, PhonePe) are still at it, although, so far, specialised platforms have worked better than oneapp-fits-all.

The company said that there was a growing demand for electrolyser technology globally as well as in India as industries look for greener fuels to reduce their carbon footprint and meet their sustainability goals. Being one of the few companies to ha...

It has also become "relatively" easier to do business in India, said Marcel Fasswald, CEO of Thyssenkrupp Industrial Solutions.