EEPC INDIA PRODUCT CATALOGUES INDIAN ELECTRICAL MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT INDUSTRY www.eepcindia.org EEPC INDIA PRODUCT CATALOGUES INDIAN ELECTRICAL MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT INDUSTRY Product Catalogue: Indian Electrical Machinery And Equipment Industry © EEPC India, March 2019 Disclaimer: The information contained herein is not exhaustive and is intended to provide general information on the subject. The information is not intended to be relied upon as the sole basis for any decision which may affect you or your business. Contents About EEPC India 7 Foreword 10 Indian Electrical Machinery and Equipment Industry 11 Electrical Machinery Exports On The Rise 14 Financial Support: Manufacturing companies 20 with in-house R&D centres List of Exporters/Members (Electrical Machinery 21 & Equipment Industry) EEPC India Offices 214 About EEPC India EPC India has been the face of India’s engineering exports over a span Eof 63 years when India grew from a meagre $10 million engineering ex- port nation in 1955 to US$76.2 billion in 2017-18. It has been recognised as a model export promotion council by the Union Ministry of Commerce and Industry. EEPC India is the premier trade and investment promotion organisation in India. It is sponsored by the Ministry of Commerce & Industry, Government of India and caters to the Indian engineering sector. It has many firsts to its credit – the first Indian export promotion council to have a website, to be ISO certified, to have a mobile app, to have an in-house Technology Centre and also to e-catalogue product profiles. As an advisory body, it actively contributes to the policies of the Gov- ernment of India and acts a prime conduit between the Indian engineering fraternity and the Government of India. Set up in 1955, EEPC India now has a membership base of over 13,000, with over 60 percent from the MSME segment. EEPC India has been a catalyst of Indian engineering exports by participating and organ- ising year-long promotional activities, including buyer-seller meets (BSM), both in India and abroad, managing India Pavilions and information booths in select overseas exhibitions to demonstrate the capabilities of the Indian engineering industry. EEPC India also organises its own overseas exhibition – INDEE ( Indian Engineering Exhibition) and its domestic counterpart – IESS (International Engineering Sourcing Show). INDEE, since its inception in Singapore, has completed 41 years this year, covering 27 countries across six continents. IESS is the largest engineering rendition on Indian soil and the only Indian engineering sourcing show that showcases the latest technologies and is a preferred meeting place for global buyers and sellers. This show also en- courages foreign investments in line with the newly-initiated ‘Make in India’. EEPC India also publishes several reports and studies, catalogues, newsletters and magazines to keep members abreast of policies and also as a means to market Indian engineering globally. Keeping ‘Engineering the Future’ as its motto, EEPC India continues its tireless efforts to convert India into a global engineering hub! 7 MILESTONES IN EEPC 1980 • Conference 1956 on Joint • January: First Tendering and EEPC trade Subcontracting in team goes to Paris organised Burma 1988 • December: 1998 Thailand 1969 • Opens • In Nairobi, Exhibition in 1958 • Engineering warehouse Kenya, EEPC Bangkok with in Rotterdam rechristens • Offices exports cross 20 engineering Indiatech as opened in US$100 firms INDEE Rangoon and million Mombasa 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 1977 1964 • India’s first engineering • Display exhibition, Centre INDEE in 1957 opens in Singapore • Overseas World Trade monthly Centre in 2000 journal, Indian Kolkata 1981 • First Engineering • Engineering export Exporter, exports cross promotion published US$1 billion council • India’s • Silver Jubilee with ISO engineering in August 9002 exports cross attended by 1996 1955 US$10 million President • First export • 28 July: draft constitution Neelam promotion council accepted. D N Jalan first Sanjeeva Reddy to launch website Chairman • First Export • 21 September: EEPC registered Strategy Paper under the Companies Act published • EEPC born on 10 October with 24 founder members and 16 new members INDIA’S 63-YEAR JOURNEY 2006 2017 • Engineering 2015 • INDEE for the exports cross • India was first time in US$20 billion Partner Bangladesh 2011 • Indian Pavilion Country and • India Partner at Hannover • First India EEPC lead Country at MSV Messe 2006 Show in agency at 2017, Brno, the attended by Istanbul, Hannover Czech Republic Prime Minister Turkey Messe 2015 • E-catalogues 2001 Manmohan • India’s launched Singh engineering • ISO 9001 2008 certification • EEPC exports reach in Caracas, membership • New logo US$70.6 Venezuela for crosses and new billion designing and 12,000 identity as an • Diamond organising • Monthly investment Jubilee exclusive colour and trade attended by engineering magazine, promotion the President exhibitions Indian body. From of India, abroad Engineering now on, Shri Pranab Exports, known as Mukherjee, launched EEPC India September 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2014 2005 2007 2016 2018 • Engineering • Launches new • 50th year • EEPC INDIA was the • INDEE for the celebrations exports reach official organiser of website US$62.2 billion third time in • Indiatech attended by the India Pavilion at Thailand President Dr • Country the 7th edition of exhibition in Desk set up • Seventh IESS with Mexico City is A P J Abdul the largest Industrial Czech Republic Kalam and monthly Trade Fair in Russia renamed INDEE newsletter on as the Partner -INNOPROM 2016 Country world regions • EEPC India executed a begins web record 30 international publication events across 20 countries • Did a record of four INDEEs in one calendar year in Cambodia, Srilanka, 2012 Kenya and Peru • First India • EEPC India is regarded Engineering as a Model EPC by Sourcing the Union Ministry Show (IESS) of Commerce and Industry INDIAN ELECTRICAL MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT INDUSTRY Foreword NCREASING industrialisation set to increase on growth in power generation and pri- Iand economic development vatisation of distribution In FY18 , 23,119 ckm (circuit drives growth in the capital kilometre) of transmission lines have been commis- goods market. The turnover sioned. This is 100.14 per cent of the annual target of of the capital goods industry 23,086 km fixed for 2017-18. is estimated to have reached Major electrical equipment manufactured include US$70.00 billion by 2017 and Electric power equipment and parts, Electric wires and the forecast is US$ 115.17 Cables, Boilers and Parts and Transmission line towers billion by 2025. and parts. India imported electric machinery and Infrastructure investments in equipment worth US$8.31 billion during FY18. Imports India went up from US$369.28 million in 2008-12 to during Apr-Oct 2018 stood at US$6.04 billion. India’s US$577.19 million in 2013-17 and are further expected electrical equipment industry had a record seven-year to grow to US$778.90 million. The Indian Government high growth of 12.8 per cent in 2017-18, mainly be- has also renewed its focus on infrastructure. With the cause of government spending on rural and household development of infrastructure, demand for machinery is electrification schemes and programmes. expected to rise significantly. FDI inflows into the mis- EEPC India, under the aegis of Ministry of Com- cellaneous mechanical and engineering sector stood at merce and Industry, Government of India, has identi- US$3.45 billion in April 2000-June 2018. fied the Electrical Machineries, Equipment and Com- Growth in the power industry is expected to drive ponents sector as one of the four focus sectors under growth in the electrical equipment industry. Electri- ‘Brand India Engineering.’ ‘Brand India Engineering’ is cal equipment market production is forecasted to an initiative being implemented by EEPC India under reach Rs500,000 crore (US$100 billion) by 2022 from the aegis of the Ministry in close cooperation with the Rs175,000 crore (US$27.3 billion) in 2017-18. BHEL, industry to increase Indian engineering exports, by ABB and CG are the major players in this segment in highlighting and showcasing Indian products and their India. The sector contributes about 8% to manufactur- capabilities in the global market. The initiative involves ing in terms of value, and 1.5% to the overall GDP. a 360-degree approach in promoting the branding of During FY07-18, India’s energy requirement grew at Indian engineering products. a CAGR of 5.24 per cent, with the energy requirement The Electrical Equipment product catalogue would reaching to 1,212.13 BU (Billion Unit) in FY18. Energy serve as an overview on the sector and help you with requirement during Apr-Oct 2018 stood at 769.40 our member contacts representing this segment. BU. India’s share of global energy demand is expect- ed to rise to 9 per cent by 2035. Higher demand for energy has led to increasing capacity additions for power generation that, in turn, boosted demand for power generation and transmission equipment. Power Ravi Sehgal Transmission and Distribution (T&D) expenditure is Chairman, EEPC India 10 INDIAN ELECTRICAL MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT INDUSTRY N efficient power supply system is a key require- of the industrial sector. It will also lead to enhanced Ament for a nation‘s economic growth and the employment generation and per capita income levels. quality life of its citizens. Assured availability of quality By 2022, the installed power capacity in India is ex- power at a reasonable cost will not only act as a pected to reach 350 gigawatts (GW) from 243 GW in catalyst in the socio-economic development of the 2014, on the back of increasing industrialisation and country, but also enhance the global competitiveness economic development.