Usha Martin Embarks on Rs 1,200-cr Expansion Plan
12 May, 2011 Usha Martin said it has embarked on a Rs 1,200 crore (USD 270 million) expansion programme. Under the programme, two billet plants,
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Havells India opens new European headquarters in London
1 April, 2011 Havells opened its new European headquarters in London with a view to expand business prospects. Earlier in 2007 Havells tookover Sylvania, a
IEEMA launches ELECRAMA-2012
Mr. Vimal Mahendru, President IEEMA. First time ever: expo to be supported by the Ministry of Power, Ministry of Heavy Industries & Public Enterprises
CCI Ltd bags Rs 140 crore order for 230 KV cable from Tamil Nadu Electricity Board
19 May, 2011 Cable Corporation of India Ltd has secured an order to lay 129 km of 230 KV EHV cable valued at Rs 140
HUBER+SUHNER selected IBA for supply of 3 Electron Beam Accelerators
20 May, 2011 IBA has entered into an agreement with HUBER+SUHNER for the supply of three Dynamitron® electron beam accelerators. Two Dynamitrons® will be installed
“Today you have to be realistic about your customer requirements and products you offer”
During Wire & Cable Expo New Delhi we interacted with Mr. V.Kumar, Country Manager, Beta LaserMike India, where he gave us the brief outline about
Prysmian secures a USD 175 million contract for submarine power link in New York
24 May, 2011 Prysmian Cables & Systems has been awarded a contract worth in excess of $ 175 million by Hudson Transmission Partners, LLC, for
Scapa opens wholly owned subsidiary in India
18 May, 2011 Scapa Group plc, the adhesive solutions and components manufacturer, has set up a wholly owned subsidiary, Scapa Tapes India Pvt Limited. The
Change of control at AEI Compounds
12 July, 2011 AEI Compounds announced that Saco Polymers Inc. of Wisconsin USA has agreed to acquire its whole of the share capital from TT
Developing the world’s largest capacity 275kV superconducting power cable
June 21, 2011 Furukawa Electric has developed a 275kV superconducting power cable of the highest voltage class in the world. Utilizing the Yttrium-based superconducting wires,