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Aluminium
Aluminium
The Indian Aluminium Industry is the second-largest producer of aluminium in the world with a share of ~5.3% of the global output.
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Cement
Cement
Indian Cement industry, the second largest producer of cement after China, produces 7% of the global cement production and completed 100 years of its service to the Nation in October 2014.
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Iron & Steel
Iron and Steel
The Indian Iron and Steel segment offers a product mix that includes hot rolled parallel flange beams, columns rails, plates, coils, wire rods, ....
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Textile
Textile
Indian textile and apparel industry contributes ~2% to the national GDP and 7% of industry output in value terms.
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Chlor Alkali
Chlor Alkali
The Chlor-Alkali industry in India produces about 69% of the basic chemicals in India, making it an important sector in manufacturing.
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Refinery
Refinery
The oil and gas sector is among the eight core industries in India, thus holding an influential position in the decision-making processes ...
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Pulp & Paper
Pulp and Paper
The Indian paper industry accounts for about 3.7% of the world’s production of paper.
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Fertilizer
Fertilizer
The fertilizer sector of the Indian industry has been registering double-digit growth rates over several years.
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Sugar
Sugar
Description of the Sugar sector.
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Tyre Mfg.
Tyre Manufacturers
Descriptions of the Tyre Manufacturers' sector ...
Sectoral Information
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