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In the news
this week l 20-Mar-08
| India's chemical sector
benefits from China's cut in export
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India may now have an edge over China in
chemical manufacturing as the Chinese government has withdrawn the
17% VAT refund on chemical export from July 2007. The Chinese
commands over 70% of the global US$2.4 trillion chemical industry.
But the cancellation of rebates on export taxes has rendered the
Chinese chemical manufacturing units uncompetitive in the global
market.
As a sign of things to come,
World Bank affiliate International Finance Corporation announced it
will pick up 25% equity stake in Ahmedabad-based Meghmani Finechem's
upcoming chlor-alkali project, going beyond its normal investment of
20% stake in any project. Zhejiang Lonsen Group Stock Company of
China has also entered into a joint venture with Ahmedabad-based
Kiri Dyes and Chemicals Limited to set up a unit at Vadodara in
Gujarat for the production of reactive dyes. More than US$6.4
billion is expected to be invested in India's chemical processing
industry in 2008.
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Foreign game makers accelerate Asian drive
[14-Mar-08] Asian players withdraw from fiercely competitive
Chinese handset market [7-Mar-08] India to exploit nutraceuticals
[29-Feb-08] India
sets sight on becoming a global MRO hub [22-Feb-08] High
stakes in Australian credit card game [15-Feb-08] Handset players struggle in China despite
booming market [6-Feb-08]
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