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EMBASSY OF INDIA BAHRAIN MONTHLY ECONOMIC AND COMMERCIAL REPORT FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL 2013
1. Name of the Country: BAHRAIN
2. Trade with India:
INDIA’S TRADE WITH BAHRAIN
(Amount in ` Crores/$ Million)
Details April 2007- April 2008- April 2009- April 2010- April 2011- March 2008 March 2009 March 2010 March 2011 March 2012
India’s non-oil `. 1,013.34 `. 1,314.07 `. 1,185.07 `.4115.43 `.2118.34 exports to ($ 252.47) ($ 286.52) ($ 250.21) ($ 912.18) ($ 439.99) Bahrain
India’s non-oil `. 3,338.82 `. 6,366.72 `. 2,384.55 `.2919.49 `.4183.49 imports from ($ 835.42) ($ 1,442.82) ($ 502.86) ($ 641.25) ($ 876.30) Bahrain
Total trade `. 4,352.15 `. 7,680.79 `. 3,569.62 `. 7,034.92 `.6,301.83
($ 1,087.89) ($ 1,729.34) ($ 753.07) ($ 1,553.43) ($ 1,316.29)
Source: MOC, New Delhi February 2013
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INDIA’S OIL IMPORTS FROM BAHRAIN
(Amount in Thousand US Dollars)
Details January – January – January – January- December December December December 2008 2009 2010 2011
India’s Oil imports US$1,650.08 US$518.26 US$517.603 US $1655.888
January- December 2012
US $ 825,300
Source: NOGA, Kingdom of Bahrain. March 2013
3. Trade Promotional Activities organized in April 2013 in Bahrain and activities planned in the next six months.:
Trade promotional activities organized (April 2013) : i) Monthly Economic and Commercial Bulletin for the month of April 2013, along with details of trade enquiries received from India, forwarded to leading Bahraini companies (BAH/COM/201/3/2013). ii) Weekly Economic Bulletins received from the ITP Division of the Ministry of External Affairs were forwarded by e-mail to Ministry of Finance, Bahrain Chamber of Commerce & Industry, and Economic Development Board and to the leading Bahraini companies iii) Details of the INDIASOFT (IT event) organized by the Electronic and Computer Software Export Promotion Council on 28th & 29th November, 2013 at Mumbai Were forward to Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Bahrain Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Bahrain Businessmen’s Association, Bahrain India Society, Economic Development Board and Companies in the related fields for information and participation. (BAH/COM/212/06/2011)
4. Trade and Commercial delegation from India to Bahrain and Trade and commercial delegation from Bahrain to India: Nil 3
5. Important International Trade Fairs/Exhibitions in Bahrain. Report on recent such fairs/exhibitions, including details of Indian participation & response.
BAHRAIN FAIR 2013: The event was held under the patronage of H.E. Dr. Hassan A. Fakhro, the Minister of Industry and Commerce from 3–6 April at the exhibition centre. The show became an annual attraction and was staged as an incentive for local business and manufactures to branch out, expand, expose and retails their products to consumers. A wide range of products and services were on display during this 4 day extravaganza ranging from jewellery & watches to textiles & furnishing and electrical goods.
FOOD & HOSPITALITY EXPO 2013: The 5th Annual Food & Hospitality was held on 16–18 April, 2013 at Bahrain International Exhibition and Convention Center. The event was supported by Bahrain’s Ministry of Industry and Commerce and is part of the events portfolio of Bahrain Exhibition and Convention Authority (BECA). It is the Kingdom’s largest gathering of food, beverage and hospitality industry professionals. Food & Hospitality Expo has in the past launched new products and product enhancements since it debuted in January 2009. The expo brought together an international audience of buyers, retailers, distributors, food & beverage professionals and the relevant media providing an ideal opportunity to facilitate deals between buyers and sellers, importers and exporters worldwide.
THE HEALTH & WELLNESS EXPO 2013: The Health and Wellness Expo, organized by BECA and supported by the Ministry of Industry and Commerce, Ministry of Health and Bahrain Chamber of Commerce and Industry, was held from 16–18 April, 2013 at Bahrain International Exhibition and Convention Center. The expo aimed to promote well being and holistic lifestyle practices that will make a positive difference in one’s day to day living. The industry professionals had an opportunity to have B2B meetings and to achieve maximum exposure for their brands, gain networking opportunities and increase revenue sources. International and regional exhibitors from countries like Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, India, Thailand and Cyprus with all kinds of buyers, retailers, importers, exporters, distributors and doctors of all sectors, participated in the Expo.
THE 2013 BAHRAIN GRAND PRIX: The Formula One Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix is now in its ninth year and remains the Gulfs largest annual sporting, business and leisure platform, as well as Bahrain’s leading International event and shop window to the World. The 2013 Formula 1 Gulf Air Bahrain was held on 19 – 21 April 2013, at the Bahrain International Circuit in Sakhir, Bahrain. Contested over 57 laps, it was the fourth round of the 2013 season, and had been held as a round of the Formula One World Championship. The controversial race went ahead despite ongoing protests which had been taking place since the cancellation of the 2011 event.
2013 NAME OF EXHIBITION SCHEDULED DATE
GULF INTERIORS 2013 MAY 07, 2013
GULF PROPERTY 2013 MAY 07, 2013 4
GULF BID 2013 MAY 07, 2013
BAHRAIN EXHIBITION FOR TRAINING & EDUCATION PRE EMPLOYMENT 2013 MAY 15,2013
AL HAWAJ CLEARANCE SALE 2013 AUGUST 01,2013
SUMMER FESTIVAL 2013 AUGUST 08, 2013
SUMMER ACTIVITIES FOR YOUTH & SPORTS ORGANIZATION 2013 AUGUST 11, 2013
MIDDLE EAST PROCESS ENGINEERING CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION SEPTEMBER 30, 2013
(MEPEC)2013
BAHRAIN – INDIA EXHIBITION OCTOBER 22-24,2013
FASHION CLEARANCE SALES 2013 OCTOBER 23, 2013
CAREER EXPO 2013 OCTOBER 29, 2013
JEWELLERY ARABIA 2013 NOVEMBER 19, 2013
BAHRAIN INTERNATIONAL DESIGN WEEK 2013 DECEMBER 03, 2013
MEET ICT 2013 DECEMBER 10, 2013
6. Important Trade & Investment activities by other countries in Bahrain and Analysis of Export performance of competing countries.
SOUTH KOREA: H-Plus Eco Limited, a leading environmental consulting, engineering and construction services company based in South Korea, has signed a service agreement with Yusuf Bin Ahmed Kanoo Group of Companies (YBA Kanoo), one of the Gulf’s largest independent, family-owned, companies established in Bahrain in 1890. The agreement was signed as a direct result of the two companies meeting during an official visit to South Korea by His Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Hamad Al-Khalifa, First Deputy Prime Minister and Chairman of the Bahrain Economic Development Board who led a high power Bahraini business delegation in May 2012. Under the terms of the service agreement, YBA Kanoo will act as H-Plus Eco Ltd.’s representative in Bahrain. The company will be able to offer soil and groundwater remediation consultancy, smart farm services, environmental technologies, and environmental consultancy to companies and institutions in the Kingdom.
TAIWAN: His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa made an Official three day visit to Thailand on 18th April, 2013. The King called on Thai Monarch and held discussions on bolstering the outstanding Bahraini–Thai relationship of friendship and cooperation in the economic investment, fields of trade and food security. The visit had a positive impact on increasing the volume of bilateral trade exchange and paved way for the private sector in both countries to start joint projects.
UK: The Cohen International Group (TCIG), a leading global entrepreneurial organisation, offices are now fully operational and the group has launched a number of new and innovative concepts and partnerships in Bahrain and the region as a whole. Established in 1991 in the United Kingdom the group now operates four divisions boasting a team of 5
thousands of employees and affiliates. Bahrain will act as a MENA region hub for TCIG, with offices located in the Seef District. TCIG operations at full throttle and its plans are intense in 2013. TCIG Creative Hub specialises in performance business solutions for Arabic and English markets with a focus on identifying and nurturing brand new business concepts to reality, and Bahrain has the technology infrastructure, domestic economy opportunities and regional connections to expand business. They are embarking on a strategy to revitalise the online presence of companies and organisations by creating effective, modern and revolutionary websites and online concepts that will support businesses in Bahrain and beyond. Entrepreneurial businesses will have an important role to play in the long term future of the Bahraini economy.
GCC WATER PROJECT: An agreement to study a water interconnection project between Gulf States has been signed in Bahrain. The vital Project will provide emergency water supplies to the countries in the GCC in case of plants shutting down in any of the countries. The aim of the project is to develop a strategic and comprehensive work system for all the GCC Countries for the efficient management of their water resources.
7. Analysis of global exports & imports of Bahrain especially with respect to products of export and import interest to India.
Bahrain’s non-oil exports/imports (Top countries)
EXPORTS
(Amount in Million)
S.No. Country Amount in Amount in US$ BD
1 Saudi Arabia 275.30 729.55
2 U.A.E. 100.06 265.16
3 Qatar 77.65 205.77
4 U.S.A. 64.97 172.17
5 India 64.23 170.21
6 Sultanate of Oman 30.46 80.72
7 Kuwait 29.68 78.65
8 Egypt 23.30 61.75
9 Australia 20.05 53.13
10 Jordan 18.39 48.74
Remaining countries 202.13 535.64 6
Bahrain’s total exports 906.22 2,401.49
IMPORTS
S.No. Country Amount in BD Amount in US$
1 Saudi Arabia 171.01 453.17
2 U.A.E. 87.57 232.06
3 China 69.87 185.15
4 Australia 46.88 124.23
5 Japan 46.01 121.92
6 U.S.A. 35.69 94.57
7 Kuwait 28.99 76.82
8 U.K. 28.09 74.43
9 Germany 26.44 70.06
10 France 20.49 54.29
Remaining countries 176.34 467.30
Total 737.35 1,953.98
* India 13.19 34.96
Source : BCCI, Bahrain
*The above figures are not final, as per BCCI.
Total trade in US$ with India by top 10 commodities
India’s non-oil exports/imports with Bahrain (Top commodities) EXPORTS Sl.No. HS Code Commodity Amount in US$ Million
1 28 Organic or Inorganic compounds of precious metals, of 57.26 rare-earth metals, or radi, elem or of isotopes 7
2 89 Ship, Boat and Floating Structures 38.35
3 84 Nuclear Reactors, Boilers, Machinery and Mechanical 37.16 Appliances
4 71 Natural and Cultured Pearl, Precious or Semiprecious 34.41 Stones
5 85 Electrical Machinery and Equipment and Parts 29.84
6 72 Iron and Steel 24.83
7 27 Minerals Fuels, Mineral Oils and Products of their 22.22 Distillation
8 10 Cereals 19.89
9 73 Articles Iron and Steel 19.86
10 87 Vehicles other than Railway or Tramway rolling Stock and 16.33 Parts and Accessories
India’s total exports to Bahrain 300.15
IMPORTS
Sl.No. HS Code Commodity Amount in US$ Million
1 27 Mineral Fuels , Mineral Oils and Products of Distillation 591.76
2 76 Aluminium and Articles 89.32
3 72 Iron and Steel 55.40
4 26 Ores, Slag and Ash 23.37
5 31 Fertilisers 20.37
6 28 Organic or Inorganic compounds of precious metals, of 19.01 rare-earth metals, or radi, elem or of isotopes
7 25 Salt; Sulphur, Earths and Stone; Plastering Materials, Lime 13.30 and Cement.
8 74 Copper and Articles 13.11 8
9 47 Pulp or Wood of other Fibrous Cellulosic Material; Waste 7.55 and Scrap of Paper or Paperboard.
10 84 Nuclear Reactors, Boilers, Machinery and Mechanical 5.18 Appliances;
India’s total Imports from Bahrain 838.37
Source: MOC’s website: www.commerce.nic.in
8. Market prospects in respect of major items of Indian export interests.
Total trade in US$ (Major items) Bahrain’s non-oil imports/exports (Top commodities) EXPORTS
S.No. Commodity Amount in US$Millions
1 AGGLOMERATED IRON ORES 277.23
2 WASTE AND SCRAP OF CAST IRON 83.36
3 RECTANGULAR UNALLOYED ALUMINIUM 40.42
4 OTHER ALUMINUM ALLOYS BARS AND RODS 33.28
5 ALUMINIUM WASTE AND SCRAP 9.19
6 COLD –ROLLED STAINLESS, OVER 599MM 5.81
7 COPPER WASTE AND SCRAP 3.35
8 SULPHUR OF ALL KINDS 3.33
9 BARS AND RODS OF ALUMINIUM 2.51
10 POWDERS OF NON-LAMELLAR STRUCTURE 2.15
BAHRAIN’S TOTAL EXPORTS 460.63
IMPORTS
S.No. Commodity Amount in US$Millions
1 ALUMINIUM OXIDE 61.34
2 COMPRESSORS USED IN REFRIGERATING 17.62 9
3 SEMI – MILLED OR WHOLLY MILLED RICE, WHEAT etc. 16.67
4 TELEPHONES FOR CELLULAR NETWORKS 11.04
5 BARS AND RODS OF IRON 9.71
6 OTHER ZINC – PLATED IRON OR STEEL 9.20
7 COTTON, NOT CARDED OR COMBED 8.14
8 REFINED SUGAR CRYSTALS 6.89
9 MOTORS OF AN OUTPUT NOT EXCEEDING 37.5 6.70
10 UNCOMBED SINGLE COTTON YARN 5.55
BAHRAIN’S TOTAL IMPORTS 152.86
Source: CIO, Kingdom of Bahrain February, 2013.
9. Trade Enquiries from India and Trade Enquiries from Bahrain: Annexure-I
10. Trade Complaints received during April 2013 and follow up action on earlier complaints: i) M/s. Kartikay’s International, Delhi lodged a complaint against M/s. Gulf United Food Factory, Bahrain. regarding Non-Payment of balance amount of US $4500 for Packaging and food Processing machines.
11. Indian Investment in Bahrain (company-wise and sector-wise), and performance of existing Indian Subsidiaries/ Joint Ventures/ Collaborations, if any in Bahrain- Nil
12. Status of ongoing major investments by Indian PSU’s/Pvt Sector in Bahrain, and proposed Indian investments in Bahrain. -Nil
13. Analysis of Investment opportunities in Bahrain.
There are good prospects for enlargement of India’s share in building materials, textiles/garments, machinery, iron and steel, fruits and vegetables, paper, plastic and leather goods. In construction sector, there is high demand of building materials such as cement, granite, iron and tiles etc. Plastic, leather, furniture, thread and aluminium tubes industries, which generate substantial amount of revenues for the country, have huge potential for Investment.
14. Status of trade and investment related issues taken up by the mission with the Government of Bahrain. – Nil
15. Details and result of meetings & interactions of the Mission with Trade Industry and Economic Ministries/Department/Agencies in Bahrain. -Nil 10
16. Important policy changes by the government of Bahrain, especially with respect of trade, investment, aid/credit facilities etc. - Nil
17. Position of Bahrain on WTO related issues and issues with respect to other important multilateral fora. Recent important changes in policy and public opinion in these areas - Nil
18. Major International Tenders & Bids invited in Bahrain. Nil
19.Aid/Assistance received by Bahrain from other countries/international agencies, funding organizations etc.
KUWAIT: Kuwait will finance Bahrain Project worth $ 1.3 billion as a part of pledges made two years ago. The funds will be used to finance part of four development projects over the next few years, including power transmission networks, housing projects and a key road, the state owned Kuwait Fund for Arab Economic Development. The Two sides signed four agreements for fund development programmes in Bahrain between as part of the Gulf Development Programme. They also signed two MOU regarding agriculture, livestock and fisheries, Parliamentary cooperation, tourism, cultural exchange and media.
20. Commercial, Economic and Political Report of Bahrain.
COMMERCIAL (April 2013):
The financial sector, the cornerstone of the country's diversification strategy, suffered because of the recent unrest, which has undermined Bahrain's long cultivated business-friendly image. The services sector struggled to compete with other hubs in the region. Perceptions of domestic political instability and the continuing weakness of the major international banks hindered tourism and financial services earnings, both key non- merchandise sectors for Bahrain. Bahrain's trade balance relies on adding value to imported raw materials and on exporting refined hydrocarbons products and aluminium. Bahrain imports crude from Saudi Arabia, but further exploration is under way. Overall, the trade balance reflects movements in oil prices.
Formula One has achieved widespread success on several levels, despite the attempts by some to vandalize and disrupt and disturb the atmosphere of Joy associated with this event. According to Business estimates, the economic returns have increased by 30pc when compared to last year.
.ECONOMIC (April 2013):
Economic policy focuses on restoring confidence in Bahrain's economy in spite of the ongoing unrest. Bahrain struggled against the more attractive political and regulatory environments and market opportunities in Dubai, Qatar and even Saudi Arabia. Modestly expanding oil production and a recovering services sector kept economic growth at around 3.7% in 2014-15—around half the rate Bahrain witnessed in the five years prior to the onset of the global recession. Economic growth rose to 3.4% in 2012, although this was lower than the estimated owing to an unexplained fall in oil output at the Abu Saafa field (shared with Saud Arabia). We expect growth to rise to 4% in 2013, on the back of the ongoing recovery in the services sector, as tourism gradually strengthens, and on our 11
assumption that the decline in Abu Saafa production was merely a temporary phenomenon related to maintenance, rather than reflecting any serious depletion of the field.
The economic returns due to the Formula One have significantly increased this year as compared to last year, indicating higher foot traffic at malls, restaurants and markets. The hotel occupancy rate increased from 45pc to 80pc proving that the F1 has played a Prime role in reactivating the hotel industry. The presence of such events has intensified the economic gains in many sectors. Apart from that, it has also assisted in the recovery of Public Transportation and Taxis.
POLITICAL (April 2013):
The latest move has been welcomed by most of the opposition, but the dialogue has thus far become bogged down in procedural arguments. Although all the participants have pledged to remain in the process, we assess that fundamental policy discord, and pressure from hardliners, will make the differences between the two sides unbridgeable. With the political process struggling to regain momentum, there is a growing risk that dissidents will revert to violence to further their aims. The Government remains pessimistic about the prospects for the renewed dialogue, and in turn expects low-level demonstrations, occasional acts of violence and the country's deep political divisions to persist.
Formula One motor race in Bahrain was again accompanied by extensive protests around the capital, Manama. Although protesters were kept well away from the race itself, which is held at the Bahrain International Circuit in Sakhir, the violence that accompanied the protests, and the accompanying crackdown, highlighted the paucity of political progress since last year, when the international event returned to the country after being suspended during the 2011 unrest.
21. Pending References from the Mission: Annexure – II
22. Monthly expenditure of the commercial Budget.
(Expenditure incurred until 30.04.2013)
Sr. Month Salaries Medical Travel Office Rent, Adv & Trade Total Progressive No. Expenses Expenses Rate & Publicity Promotion Expenditure Expenditure Taxes
1. April 2013 268657 143838 0 932 0 0 0 283971 283971
23. Any other relevant inputs (April 2013):
i) A total of around 42 trade enquiries covering around 131 items received from India, and a total of 2 trade enquiry covering 2 items received from Bahrain were duly replied to (BAH/COM/245/1/2013, BAH/COM/245/2/2013).
ii) Progressive Expenditure Statement for the month of April 2013 was sent to TA/TC Section, Ministry of Commerce and Industry, New Delhi (BAH/COM/551/2/2013).
iii) Details of trade disputes between Indian and Bahraini companies as on 30th April, 2013 were sent to the DGFT, Ministry of Commerce, and New Delhi (BAH/COM/208/2/2013). 12
vi) Upon request, status report on M/s. Zenj Exchange Co. W.L.L., Bahrain, obtained from the Central Bank of Bahrain, a Government of Bahrain financial regulatory authority, was forwarded to State Bank of Travancore. (BAH/COM/217/1/2012) v) Upon request, status report on M/s. Dalil Exchange, Bahrain, obtained from the Central Bank of Bahrain, a Government of Bahrain financial regulatory authority, was forwarded to State Bank of India. (BAH/COM/217/1/2013)
Sd/- (Pramod K Sharma) Second Secretary (Commerce) E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected]
Distribution: As per standard list.
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Annexure - I
Trade Enquiries received from India during the month of April, 2013
1. M/s. ACME SURGICAL CORP 34-LA, Model House, Jalandhar City - 144003 Tel:+91-181-6530603 Mob: Fax: +91-181-2463212 E-mail: [email protected] Contact: Mr. Surinder Vij Specific areas of interest: Hospital equipment, Dental equipment, Labeuipment, Jewellery, Watches.
2. M/s. AMIRA PURE FOODS PRIVATE LIMITED 54, Prakriti Marg, M.G.Road, New Delhi 110030, India. Tel: +91-1146057560 Mob: Fax: +91-1146057570 E-mail: [email protected] Contact: Mr. Waseem Ahmed Specific areas of interest: Rice.
3. M/s. SHILPI INDIA M4/17A , DLF –II,Gurgaon 122002 Tel: Mob:+91- 9910402902 Fax: E-mail: [email protected] Contact: Dr. Arvind Aggarwal Specific areas of interest: Leather
4. M/s. RATNAGARBA JEWELS Vibhuti Sadan, 4888, Math Ka Kua, K G B Ka Rasta, Johari Bazar, Jaipur - 302003 Tel: Mob:+91-9829100605 Fax: E-mail:[email protected] Contact: Mr. Girish Agarwal Specific areas of interest: Jewellery
5. M/s. FLOURISH PUREFOODS Pvt Ltd Navrangpura, Ahmedabad, Gujarat. Tel: +91-7966092101 Mob:+91-9978066443 Fax: +91-79-66092102 E-mail: [email protected] Contact: Mr. Rahul Guhathakurta Specific areas of interest: Dairy
6. M/s.SHUKURALLAH EXPORTS Tirupur, Tamilnadu.India Tel: Mob:+91-9790683296 Fax: E-mail: [email protected] Contact: Mr. K. Abdul Rahman 14
Specific areas of interest: Garments, Fashion- Garments, Yarn, Agri products, Spices, Herbal, Fruits and Vegetables and Dairy
7. M/s. RPS EXPORT Pvt Ltd Bajakhana Rd, Bhagta Bhaika, Dt. Bathindia, Punjab - 151206 Tel: +91-1651236207 Mob: Fax: E-mail: [email protected] Contact: Mr. Nishan Singh Specific areas of interest: Wires and Tools
8. M/s. CHAMAN LAL SETIA EXPORTS LTD Kaithal Road, Kernal (Haryana) India. Tel: Mob: +91-9996000027 Fax: E-mail: [email protected] Contact: Mr. Ankit Setia Specific areas of interest: Rice
9. M/s. RELIANACE AGRI –CORP TRADE LINK 7 -8 ,L.L.MADHAV COMPLEX, Opp. Imperial Hotel, Dr. Yagnik road, Rajkot 360002 Tel: +91-2812480184 Mob: Fax: E-mail: [email protected] Contact: Ms. Zainab Gandhi. Specific areas of interest: Rice, Food items and Spices.
10. M/s.WAZI INTERNATIONAL #2/49, Ponneri Chetty Street, Pulicat, Ponneri tk, Thiruvallur District – 601205 Tamilnadu India. Tel: Mob:+91- 9962197162 Fax: E-mail: [email protected] Contact: Mr. Mohamed Izadeen Specific areas of interest: Handicrafts.
11. M/s.INDOFARM EQUIPMENTS LTD SCO 859, NAC Manimajra, Chandigarh – Kalka Road, Chandigarh - 160101 Tel: Mob:+91-172-2730059 Fax:+91-172-2734913 E-mail: [email protected] Contact:Mr. Kostas Vasileiadis Specific areas of interest: Agricultural Equipments.
12. M/s. GLOBAL AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS Near Hotel Silver Stone, Ludhiana - 141008 Tel: +91-1614620954 Mob:+91-9216349408 Fax: E-mail: [email protected] Contact: Ms. Nidhi Magu Specific areas of interest: Tyres
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13. M/s. RUPALI SPICE TRADING Tel: +91-285 2660706 Mob: Fax: E-mail: [email protected] Contact: Ms. Jasmine Patel Specific areas of interest: Spices.
14. M/s. RMS IMPEX 19c, Agraharam, Natham Kovilpatty, Natham (PO), Dindigul (DT),Tamilnadu, India Tel: +917667267156 Mob:+918695271179 Fax: E-mail: [email protected] Contact: Mr. M. Senthilkumar Specific areas of interest: Fruits and Vegetables.
15. M/s. SAI EXPORTS & IMPORTS No.15, 1st Floor, AVS Tower, M.G.Road, HOSUR, Krishnagiri, TAMILNADU - 635109 Tel: Mob:+919042333336 Fax: E-mail: [email protected] Contact: Mr. Ramesh Lakshmana Reddy Specific areas of interest: Food items, Handicrafts, Rice, Fruits and Vegetables.
16. M/s. 24 CARAT AGRO PRODUCTS Tel: +91-7509393939 Mob: Fax: E-mail: [email protected] Contact: Mr. Purva Jain Specific areas of interest: Spices and Food Items
17. M/s. RUCHIRA PRINTING & PACKAGING LIMITED Tel:+91-9355888026 Mob: Fax: +91-732230403 E-mail: [email protected] Contact: Mr. Vishal Sharma Specific areas of interest: Paper
18. M/s. TAURUS PETROLEUMS PVT LTD E -9, Nand Dham Estate, Marol Maroshi Road, Andheri (East), Mumbai 400059. Tel: +91-22-29208105 Mob:+91-9321323311/12 Fax: +91-2229207672 E-mail: [email protected] Contact: Ms. Tejashri Sawant Specific areas of interest: Rubber, Oil, Oilfieldequipments.
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19. M/s. BHAGWATHI FIBERS INDUSTRIES B/h. Indo German Tool Room, Phase IV, GIDC Vatva, Ahmedabad - 382445 Tel: +91-79-25842250 Mob: Fax: E-mail: [email protected] Contact: Mr. Jignesh Sathwara Specific areas of interest: Filters, Belts, Tapes and Bags.
20. M/s. BHAGWATHI ENGINEERS G-2, Sakriba Industrial Estate, B/h. Indo German Tool Room, Phase IV, GIDC Vatva, Ahmedabad - 382445 Tel: +91-79-25842250 Mob: Fax: E-mail: [email protected] Contact: Mr. Himanshu Mistry Specific areas of interest: Stainless, Pipes, Brass, Machinary, Electrical, Sanitary, Gas related, Autoparts, Fasteners and Cable & Wire.
21. M/s. SATVIK ENTERPRISES LIMITED 1, Park Lane, Kolkata – 700016, India. Tel: +91-3322658582 Mob: +91-9903866491 Fax: +91-3340646480 E-mail: [email protected] Contact: Mrs. Amita Agarwal Specific areas of interest: Furnishing, Curtains, Decoration and Textiles.
22. M/s. ARBAB TRADING CO At Rasikgadh, Ta-Wankaner, Dist – Rajkot, Gujarat, India. Tel: Mob:+91-9924014609 Fax: E-mail: [email protected] Contact: Mr. Makbulhusen Mathakiya Specific areas of interest: Imitation.
23. M/s.SADHASIVAM EXPORTS 174, Ganapati Nagar, Mambala Salai, Thiruvanai Koil, Trichy – 62005, Tamil Nadu, India Tel: Mob:+91-9787431466 Fax: E-mail: [email protected] Contact: Mr. G. Baskaran Specific areas of interest: Agricultural and Herbals
24. M/s. RUSHABH DYECHEM 405, Prakruti Appart – 2, New Sharda Mandir Road, Jain Nagar, Paldi, Ahmedabad - 380007 Tel: +91-97-26650096 Mob:+91-9904023500 Fax: E-mail: [email protected] Contact: Mr. Aalin Shah Specific areas of interest: Textiles
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25. M/s. PANCHWORK EXPORTS Tel: Mob:+91-9727130919 Fax: E-mail: [email protected] Contact: Mr. Naresh Parmar Specific areas of interest: Fruits and Vegetables and Spices.
27. M/s. SHARMA MARKETING SERVICES C -35 Rampuri Near Surya Nagar, Ghaziabad - 201011 Tel: +91-120 2640523/4122146 Mob:+91-9811592658 Fax: E-mail: [email protected] Contact: Mr. Rajesh Sharma Specific areas of interest: Autoparts, Bearings Pumps, Electrical.
28. M/s. JAIRAM STRAP PVT LTD Plot No.G 546, B/h Rajendra Cold Storage, Kishan Gate, Metoda G.I.C. Lodhika Tel: +91-2827287546 Mob:+91- 9825621380 Fax: E-mail: [email protected] Contact: Mr. Bhavin Sabhaya Specific areas of interest: Packaging
29. M/s. SHRINE INTERNATIONAL 98, New Attish Market, Manosarovar, Jaipur 302017 Tel: Mob:+91-9887203917 Fax: E-mail: [email protected] Contact: Mr. Anshul Baheti & Ms. Rashi Mangal Specific areas of interest: Stone, Ceramic, Granite and Marble.
30. M/s. IKON EXPORTS 1, Jai Ambe Niwas, Manchhubhai Rd, Malad (E), Mumbai – 400 097 Tel: Mob:+91-9969551425 Fax: E-mail: [email protected] Contact: Mr. Gulab Shah Specific areas of interest: Incense, Perufme, Stainless, Steel, Plastic, Textile, Leather, Spices, Rice, Engineering, Household, Handicrafts,Imitation, Food Items, Fruits & Vegetables Herbal, Cosmetic, Gifts.
31. M/s. SHASTRAA EXPORTS PVT LTD 601-602, Navkar Plaza, 6th Floor, Bajaj Road, Vile Parle (W), Mumbai -56 Tel: +91-22-67879700 Mob: +91-9833441104 Fax: +91-22-66793257 E-mail: [email protected] Contact: Mr. Satyajeet Singh Specific areas of interest: Rice, Sugar, Food items, Cement, Iron and Chemicals.
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32. M/s. NYALKARAN 210/2520, PRATIKSHA APPARTMENT, SOLA ROAD, NARANPURA, AHMEDABAD -380063 Gujarat.INDIA. Tel: Mob: +91-9925205108 Fax: E-mail: [email protected] Contact: Mr. Mithilesh Soni Specific areas of interest: Fertilizer and Commission Agents.
33. M/s. LEENAA IMPORTS AND EXPORTS No.6, 29th Cross Street, West Indirani Nagar, T.P.Chaithram, Chennai, Tamilnadu - 600030 Tel: Mob:+91-9094228298 Fax: E-mail: [email protected] Contact: Mr. M.Nagarajan Specific areas of interest: Agriculture
34. M/s. ALLIES OVERSEAS INDIA Tel: Mob:+919762023462 Fax: E-mail: [email protected] Contact: Mr. Rizwan Ahmed Specific areas of interest: Stone, Sand, Handicrafts and Garden.
35. M/s. SHILPI INDIA M4/17A , DLF –II,Gurgaon 122002 Tel: Mob:+91- 9910402902 Fax: E-mail: [email protected] Contact: Dr. Arvind Aggarwal Specific areas of interest: Garments and Fashion Garments.
36. M/s. VISION INTERNATIONAL B -65, GANDHIPARK, Nr. VIRATNAGAR, Post: Thakkarbapanagar, Ahmedabad - 382350 Tel: +91-7922890001 Mob:+91-9374160151 Fax: E-mail: [email protected] Contact: Mr. Pradeep Patel Specific areas of interest: Engineering.
37. M/s. UNIWEAR EXPORTS Plot No.145, 3rd Floor, 19/6 Sahapur Colony, Bnakim Mukherjee Sarani, Kolkata - 700053 Tel: +91-8296613996 Mob: Fax: E-mail: [email protected] Contact: Mr. Soma Das Specific areas of interest: Unifroms, Garments.
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38. M/s. CABLE CORPORATION OF INDIA LTD Laxmi Building, 6 Shoorji Vallbhdas Marg, Ballard Estate, Mumbai - 40001 Tel: +91-2266144150 Mob:+91-9167162308 Fax:+91-2266144113/114 E-mail: [email protected] Contact: Mr. Bhakti Shimpi Specific areas of interest: Electricals, Cables and Wires, Contractors.
39. M/s. MAXANER INTERNATIONAL Jiwaji Nagar, Thatipur, Gandhi Road, Gwalior 474011 Tel: +91-8109856002 Mob: Fax:+91-7512341056 E-mail: [email protected] Contact: Mr. Vivek Kumar Specific areas of interest: Fruits and Vegetables.
40. M/s. ANSARI HANDICRAFTS Quaziana, Bhadohi – 221, U.P. India. Tel: +91-5414225432 Mob: Fax:+91-5414225423 E-mail: [email protected] Contact: Mr. S. Ansari Specific areas of interest: Handicrafts and Carpets
41. M/s. UNIPHOS INTERNATIONAL LIMITED, Readymoney Terrace, 167, Dr. A.B.Road, Worli, Mumbai -400018 Tel: +91-22-61233545 Mob: Fax: +91-22-24938826 E-mail: [email protected] Contact: Mr. Amit Wanker Specific areas of interest: Pipes, Tubes, Buildings, Construction, Boilers, Shiping cargo etc.
42. M/s. R.R.LENE GROUP OF COMPANIES 307, Kalbadevi Road, Rajesh Rayon Bhavan, Mumbai – 400002, India. Tel: +91-22-22414253 Mob: Fax:+91-22-22424626 E-mail: [email protected] Contact: Mr. Paras Jain. Specific areas of interest: Fabrics.
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