Expanding our manufacturing base in India and US: Varun Patel, President, Mascot and Raju Mistry, Cheif Product Officer, Mascot
Mascot exports more than 50 per cent of our products to international market
Mascot exports more than 50 per cent of our products to international market
The commissioning of Numaligarh Refinery Expansion Project will start from December 2025
Alleima India is ready with its products to support hydrogen, solar and wind sectors and will go for capacity addition as per the demand from the market
Workwise, a startup industrial procurement ecosystems for projects, is aiming to create employment opportunities for Engineers in India
Concerns regarding affordability, availability and security of energy needs to be addressed
Established in 1952, Guru Nanak Engineering group has consistently been providing high quality Mechanical Engineering services to its various customers including Reliance Industries, Nayara Energy, Cairn, Vedanta etc.
SNF Flopam India, leading manufacturer of water-soluble polymers based on acrylamide monomer, has installed production capacity of 258,000 MT per annum as committed in Vibrant Gujarat 2018
We are planning to invest in specialized tubes to cater to the expected demand from the market
We are the largest safety valve manufacturer in India producing 32,000 safety relief valve annually
Starting from Rs. 30 crore, we are Rs. 700 crore company in India today and expecting to surpass 1,000 crore by 2027
The company has earmarked approximately 25,000 sq mt of space at the Kesurdi site for future expansion
Developing new compression, pumps and turbines for new energy segments
Ensuring the safe and efficient transportation, storage, and handling of liquid resources
India enhances our efforts to serve customers globally, improve operational excellence, and strengthen our competitive edge in dynamic markets
We are executing chlor-alkali plant in Iraq, 1,500 TPD sulphuric acid plant in Paradeep and chlor-alkali project in Qatar etc. Also exploring opportunity in Gypsum and biogas
Increasing investment in R&D, developing skilled labour force, adequate infrastructure and policy support like PLI scheme required to accelerate the growth of Indian chemicals and petrochemicals sector
We do require regulatory framework like US and Europe to check compliance of containers
The L/D ratio of the holes in the 4th Generation is very small to prevent a steady flow rate being established before the fluid reaches the outlets to increase heat transfer coefficient
Planning to find partners to acquire an agrochemical or pharma API company
INERA plans to expand its product portfolio with more specialized bio-inputs tailored to different crops and regions
Apart from China, there are countries like India, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, and Taiwan that present huge opportunities
We need to encourage greener production technologies and the special zones through government policy which must be to create a hub of the chemical industry
It is not the net zero but net negative technology which is required for achieving the goal
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