Industries We Serve
Industrial Automation
Any system for its efficient function, a perfect instrumentation system is needed so as to provide the best data and best operative condition. India has been ahead in increasingly competitive market, as the automation and precision engineering demands automated manufacturing. Some of the advantages are Power transmission and control technology still on high growth path, a market place worth billions.
Some of them automatic handling systems, monitoring systems and with varied specialized operations. These companies look to design,
which can also be tailor-made, test trailing, verification, operational and functional also, helping in varied maintenance factors and
easy up gradation in any condition.
Industries today look at Industrial Automation for time saving, cost effective working and quality maintenance as the system made. This
brings in TPM and TQM and varied quality assessment as the end result, Making Project Management for easy implementation and minimizing
the buffer time. Thus increasing profitability.
Pharmaceutical
The Indian Pharmaceutical Industry today is in the front rank of India’s science-based industries with wide ranging capabilities in the complex field of drug manufacture and technology. A highly organized sector, the Indian Pharma Industry is estimated to be worth $ 4.5 billion, growing at about 8 to 9 percent annually. It ranks very high in the Third world, in terms of Technology, quality and range of medicines manufactured. From simple Headache pills to sophisticated Antibiotics and Complex Cardiac Compounds, almost every type of medicine is now made indigenously.
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Infrastructure
Indian Infrastructure spending is expected to increase from US $ 24 billion in 2005 to US $ 47 billion in 2009.Total Investment
requirement in the Infrastructure sector over the next five years is US $ 445 billion.Growth Initiatives at a CAGR of 15% over the
next five years, India has one of the largest road networks in the world, aggregating
to approximately 3.34 million kilometers. (Economic Survey 2007-2008).
India is the third largest net work in the world with more than 270 million connections expected to touch 500 million subscribers by
2010 ( Economic survey 2007-08)
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FMCG Sector
Indian FMCG sector is the fourth-largest sector in the country, with a current turnover of over US$ 28 billion (Rs. 113,000 crore).. In the last 2-3 years, it has overcome a slow-growth slump to grow at between 10% - 15%, and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 10% over the next few years to reach a size of US$ 60 billion (Rs.240,000 crore) by 2015.
Growth of Modern Retail from US$ 410 billion in 2008 ( Rs. 2,000,000 crores) Indian retail is expected to grow to US $ 35 Billion by 2013 (Rs 2,600,000 crores) and US$ 755 billion by 2018 (Rs .3,600,000 crores) Modern Retail – today is at a current size of US $ 18 billion (Rs.86,000 crores) However with anticipated US $ 30 billion (rs144,000 crores) in fresh investments over the next 5-7years modern retail will show impressive growth average and this will be the key driver to the FMCG Sector.
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Automobile – Auto ancillary sector
Automobile sector has changed the real trend and created a boom, Trends changed from sellers market to buyers market, Technology and varied metrics worked in the principles, cycle time metrics, cost metrics, Assets Metrics, this has shown procurement in time, production time cycle, supply time in Flexibility, the Industry with low Inventory, changing New standards for quality and international up-gradation such as IS/QS/TS certification.
The outsourcing story in the auto-ancillary sector offers great potential when one considers the fact that there are companies who have the technology and capacities to offer this facility to Global Automobile Companies by virtue of being the largest in the country and by having a proven history of supplying to reputed Global Automobile Giants. Increased competition has re-defined the ancillary sector with cost reductions, exports and new product development gaining ground over issues like managing supplies with transferred technology. Research & development has proved results in Management of Quality. With high quality standards and high capacity utilization and meeting the export markets and thus these companies have become Global Players in the OE Market.
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Indian Maritime sector
India’s richest and the most recognized growth sector, with India’s 12 Major Ports and 16 Non- Major Ports playing a important sector. The recent publication of throughput results of the country's ports for the financial year ended in March (i.e. April 2008 to March
2009) demonstrated mixed results with an overall growth of 2.1% in total cargo handled by 12 major ports.
The annual handling of twelve major ports increased from 519.3mn tonnes to 530.4mn tonnes. In the current fiscal year. India’s ship building has a combined book value at over $3,700 million .
An in-depth analysis of India's shipping sector, the Q309 India Shipping Report also offers a global overview of the dry bulk, liquid bulk and container sectors and overviews of the 11 largest shipping lines and their strategies over the quarter to weather the downturn in trade volumes. With up gradation of Major ports we will see india as a world’s largest player in the industry.
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Investment Management Business
Varied factors Implicate Financial articles from Accounting & Taxes, Alternative Investments, Core Financial Concepts ,Corporate Finance, Credit Risk, Derivatives, Financial Modeling , Investment & Portfolio Management, Mergers & Acquisitions, Risk Management, International Financial Reporting Systems, Contacting and Tendering aspects, Financial Legal Implications.
These are few of the core subjects which we have handled these subject with authoritarian on the field. Indian Industry has seen a Growth Economy during this 60 years, This is because of rapid change in technology and structure and a transparent investment sector. Overall, there has been 48.22 percent increase in assets under management (AUM) from Rs.2,655.3 billion in June 2006 to Rs. 3,935.7 billion in June 2007. The top five asset management companies (AMCs) account for more than half of the total AUM ."Going forward, the Indian asset management industry is expected to record a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of more than 18.0 percent for the period 2009 to 2013," says the analyst. "While all the segments of the market hold tremendous growth opportunities, the highest growth is likely to be in equity linked savings schemes (ELSS), followed by equity funds."
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