ISSN 0971-9776
WEEKLY NEWSLETTER VOL. 11 ISSUE NO. 42 OCTOBER 19, 2009
Mr. Adhip Mitra, Joint Director, EEPC INDIA along with Ms. Chitra Suresh, Second Highlights Secretary & Commercial Attache, Embassy of India, Rabat, Morocco (R) & another Indian Embassy official (L) at the India Pavilion at SISTEP 2009, Casablanca, Morocco held on 30th September, 2009 EEPC INDIA is organizing an Indian Engineering Exhibition (INDEE) in Jakarta from INDEE - 02 - 05 December, 2009. Jakarta, 2009 Members3 are requested to Contents registerP their participation within 30th October, 2009.
From Chairman’s Pen 2
EEPC INDIA is organizing an OVERSEAS SECTION India Pavilion at India Pavilion at Practical Practical World World International Hardware • Overseas Market Information Fair 2010, Cologne, Germany – Council’s Activities International from 28th February-3rd - INDEE - Jakarta, 2009 3 March, 2010. Members are Hardware Fair 2010, 8 - India Pavilion at Practical World International requestedP to register their Hardware Fair 2010, Cologne, Germany 8 Cologne, Germany participation within 31st - Multi Product Trade Delegation to Brazil, Peru, December, 2009. Argentina, Uruguay & Paraguay 11 - Informations on Canada & Netherlands 15 • Global Business Opportunities EEPC INDIA is pleased to – Tender Information 16 Multi Product Trade inform that a Multi Product – Trade Enquiries 23 Trade Delegation will be – Exhibitions & Trade Fairs 24 Delegation to visiting Brazil, Peru, Brazil, Peru, Argentina, Uruguay & DOMESTIC SECTION Paraguay 11during 22nd – Public Notice 25 Argentina, Uruguay FebruaryP to 9th March, 2010. • Important Notice 26 Members are requested to – Shipping Information 27 & Paraguay register their participation within 31st October, 2009.
Circular No. 27/2009-Customs For information about EEPC INDIA dated 8th October, 2009 - Audit visit : www.eepcindia.org of assessments arising out of For information about EEPC INDEE Exhibitions Govt. Circular clearance of goods in minor visit : www.eepcindee.com portsP or the foreign25 post office. EEPC INDIA
Chairman’s Pen
My dear fellow exporters, The Council will be hosting its mega engineering show INDEE Brazil 2009 at Centro de Feiras e Eventos do Dva, Caxias do Sul, RS Brazil from October 20-23, 2009. This exhibition will be held at the MERCOPAR 2009 which is the largest Subcontracting and Industrial Innovation Fair in Latin America. 128 member companies are participating at this show and India has been designated as the Feature Country at this exhibition. The India MERCOSUR Preferential Trade Agreement has been implemented with effect from June 01, 2009. INDO-Brazil 2009 will give a perspective to the participating Indian engineering companies to get a feel of the Brazilian market as well as the adjoining markets and also get a feedback of the engineering industry of this region. EEPC INDIA also intends to sign a couple of MOUs with the local leading Chambers of Commerce in Brazil so that it is possible for us to continue our relations in that region and get feedback from that part of the world on a continuous basis post the event. Yours sincerely,
(AMAN CHADHA)
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EEPC INDIA Invites Participation in INDEE - Jakarta, 2009 (Indian Engineering Exhibition) December 02-05, 2009 In association with MANUFACTURING INDONESIA - 2009 (Manufacturing Machinery, Equipment, Materials and Services Exhibitions) at Jakarta International Expo Kemayoran, Jakarta, Indonesia
Preamble EEPC is pleased to announce its forthcoming INDEE - Jakarta to be held at Jakarta International Expo Kemayoran, Indonesia from 2nd to 5th December, 2009. This is a major initiative towards consolidating Indian presence into the Indonesian market. Our INDEE is coincided with Manufacturing Indonesia which, in its 20th year, is considered to be one of the major events - not only in Indonesia, but also entire ASEAN, encompassing manufacturing machinery, equipments etc. The last edition of this exhibition attracted 1,488 exhibitors from 33 countries with approximately 35,500 business visitors in attendance. This exhibition will be supported by the following trade associations of Indonesia in order to draw attention of their members to visit our event: Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KADIN) Department of Industry, Republic of Indonesia ASIMPI - Indonesian Machine Tool Industries Association ASPEP - Association of Metalwork and Machinery AIPPINDO - Indonesian Precision Tooling Industry Association GIAMM - Indonesian Automotive Parts & Components Industries Association HKI - Indonesian Industrial Estate Association IMDIA - Indonesian Mould & Dies Industry Association About Indonesia Indonesia has emerged as one of the most potential countries in the South East Asian Region immediately after Singapore. India’s engineering exports achieved a growth of 2.09% during 2008-09 over the previous year, which has lot of scope for growth. The recent trend in the export growth of engineering products and services to Indonesia could be a focal point to capitalize on the opportunities existing over there. Indonesia boasts one of South East Asia’s most vibrant economies, the fruit of decades of industrial growth and political stability. Indonesia’s Business Scenario Indonesia has the largest economy in South East Asia, and is one of the emerging market economies of the world. It has a market-based economy in which the government plays a significant role by owning more than 164 state-owned enterprises. As per “The Economist” estimated GDP for 2008 was US$ 510.8 billion. The economy’s performance in the first quarter of 2009, when real GDP grew by 4.4% year on year, was surprisingly strong, mainly owing to the resilience of private consumption. In 2008 merchandise exports (fob) rose by 18% to US$ 139 billion and imports (fob) expanded by 36.6% to US$ 116 billion. Major imports are Machinery and Electrical Equipment (26% of total import) and Base Metals (11.9% of total import). Industrial sector has more than 40% contribution in GDP with major industries including petroleum and natural gas, textiles, apparel, and mining. Indonesia’s machine tool & metalworking industries are creating higher demand for machines, technology and solutions.
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Indonesia is also a part of the ASEAN trade block. The bilateral agreement between India and the ASEAN countries will provide newer opportunities to the Indian business community. Under AFTA’s Common Effective Preferential Tariffs (CEPT), ASEAN member countries have agreed to progressively reduce import duties, ranging from zero to 5%, on all products. As an original member, Indonesia fully implements CEPT. Product Sector
Auto parts and spares and components Agricultural implements and machinery including Pharmaceutical machinery, medical devices, tractor, water treatment plant medical equipment Pumps, diesel & gas engines Food processing and packaging Woodworking machinery Mining equipment Industrial fans Oil mill machinery Textile machinery Aluminium & aluminium products Pipes & tubes 2/3-wheelers, CNG kit, oil seals Palm oil extraction plant Air compressors Machine tools and accessories Boilers and heat recovery units Metal fabrication Bolts, nuts, screws & other fasteners Moulds & dies Electric power equipment Electric wire & cables Hand tools & cutting tools Electrical manufactures Sheet metal processing Electrodes Hardware & power tools Fencing structure Welding & fastening Heating & cooling equipment Industrial automation LPG cylinders Castings Mechanical pumps, power generators and turbine Forgings Non-ferrous metal Other industrial machinery Renewable energy (wind/solar) Plastic injection moulding, packaging machinery, Electricals & electrical power equipments welding electrodes Construction machinery including earthmoving Prime iron & steel equipment, cranes, lifts and winches Steel pipes & tubes Copper alloy/wires Transmission line tower and accessories Primary steel based items Valves for oil & gas industry Stainless steel utensils/kitchenwares & cutleries Machinery & equipment for plastic & rubber Industrial fasteners Extrusion machinery Other Salient Features
Venue : Hall No. C2, Jakarta International Expo Kemayoran, Jakarta, Indonesia
Date : 02-05 December, 2009
Time : 10.00 a.m. to 7.00 p.m. (First three days) 10.00 a.m. to 6.00 p.m. (Last day)
Display Booth
The in-built booth of minimum 9 sq. mtr. shall contain -
1 Discussion Table, 3 Chairs, 1 Waste Bin, 3 Spot Lights, Fascia, one 10 Amp. Electrical Socket, Wall-to-Wall Carpet. For additional furniture and other requirements, prior intimation has to be made to the Council against payment.
Larger booths in multiple of 3 sq. mtr. are also available.
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Participation Charges One side open booth : US$ 330 per sq. mtr. or Indian Rs. 16,500/- per sq. mtr. + Rs. 1,700/- per sq. mtr. as Service Tax. Two sides open booth (corner) : US$ 355 per sq. mtr. or Indian Rs. 17,750/- per sq. mtr. + Rs. 1,828/- per sq. mtr. as Service Tax. Bare Space (Minimum 36 sq. mtr.) : US$ 290 per sq. mtr. or Indian Rs. 14,500/- per sq. mtr. (Maximum 3 sides open) + Rs. 1,494/- per sq. mtr. as Service Tax. If participants make payments in US dollars, then Service Tax is not applicable. Due to limited availability of corner booths, allocation will be done on first-come-first-served basis subject to receiving full payment. Mode of Payment Full payment is to be made by Demand Draft/at par Cheque favouring “EEPC INDIA” along with the duly filled-up Application Form, OR Swift Transfer in US Dollar as per following details: Name of the Bank : HDFC BANK LTD Address of the Bank : Central Plaza, 2/6 Sarat Bose Road, Kolkata - 700 020 Bank Code : 0014 Account Number (EEFC DOLLAR A/C) : 00148580000013 Beneficiary Name : EEPC INDIA SWIFT Code : INBBCAL THROUGH: JP MORGAN CHASE BANK, NEW YORK, A/c. No. 001-1-406717, SWIFT Code – CHASUS33 Please note that the net amount transferred should be at par with the participation charges. Bank charges – if any, shall not be borne by EEPC India. Payment & Cancellation Full payment should be made along with Application Form, duly filled in latest by 30th October, 2009. The payment should be made by way of Demand Draft drawn in favour of “EEPC India”. Booking of space will be considered only after receiving 100% payment. 50% cancellation charges applicable if reservation is cancelled before 6th November, 2009. Any cancellation after this date would result in 100% forfeiture. Acceptance of application and allocation of space will be at the sole discretion of EEPC India. Shipment of Exhibits In order to facilitate shipment of exhibits, EEPC India will appoint a Shipping Agent. Selection Criteria Final selection of the participants will be done by a Committee based on the criteria such as Accreditation to the International Standards (like ISO, QS, etc.), foreign collaboration, annual exports etc. Travel and Hotel Accommodation EEPC India will assist participants in locating suitable airlines and hotels at Jakarta, Indonesia at negotiated rates through accredited Travel Agents. However, participants are free to make their own travel/hotel arrangements. Visa Indonesia allows “visa on arrival” for Indian citizens. However, participants are advised to take Business Visa in advance before departing from India. EEPC India will issue recommendation letters in favour of the representatives of the participating Indian companies in INDEE for issuance of visa for the show. However, EEPC India will not give any guarantee to this effect, as this is the sole discretion of the Embassy of Indonesia in India.
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MDA Grant All eligible participants will be entitled to MDA grant under Focus ASEAN+2 Programme of the Ministry of Commerce, Government of India as per the MDA Guidelines effective from April 01, 2006. The MDA Guidelines can also be downloaded from http://commerce.nic.in/mda-guidelines.pdf Assistance would be permissible on travel expenses by Air on return Economy Excursion Class fare and charges of built up furnished stall subject to an upper ceiling of Rs. 1,50,000/- (Rupees One Lakh Fifty Thousand only). Further, eligibility for MDA grant is subject to exporting companies having FOB value of exports not exceeding Rs. 15 crores in the preceding year, having completed 12 month membership with EEPC with regular filing of returns and fulfilling other conditions, details of which can be obtained from respective Regional Offices of EEPC. Submission of Application Interested firms may please send their Application Forms (enclosed) duly filled in and signed, along with the payment latest by 30th October, 2009 to any of the following offices in the respective regions : R. Maitra Bhaskar Sarkar Executive Director Addl. Executive Director & Secretary EEPC INDIA EEPC INDIA Vandhna, 4th Floor Vanijya Bhavan (1st Floor) 11, Tolstoy Marg International Trade Facilitation Centre New Delhi – 110 001 1/1, Wood Street Tel. : 91-11-23711124/23711125 Kolkata – 700 016 Fax : 91-11-23310920 Tel. : 91-33-22890651/52 E-mail : [email protected] Fax : 91-33-22890654 Website : www.eepcindia.org E-mail : [email protected] Rajat Srivastava A. A. Kazmi Regional Director Regional Director (Actg.) EEPC INDIA EEPC INDIA Centre 1, 12th Floor Vandhna, 4th Floor World Trade Centre, Cuffe Parade 11, Tolstoy Marg Mumbai – 400 005 New Delhi – 110 001 Tel. : 91-22-42125555/00/01 Tel. : 91-11-23314171/74 Fax : 91-22-42125556, 22180119 Fax : 91-11-23317795 E-mail : [email protected] E-mail : [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Ms. Anima Pandey M. Ganesan Regional Director Regional Director EEPC INDIA EEPC INDIA Vanijya Bhavan (2nd Floor) Greams Dugar (3rd Floor) International Trade Facilitation Centre 149, Greams Road 1/1, Wood Street Chennai – 600 006 Kolkata – 700 016 Tel. : 91-44-28295501/28295502 Tel. : 91-33-22890673/74 Fax : 91-44-28290495 Fax : 91-33-22890687 E-mail : [email protected] E-mail : [email protected]
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Application Form INDEE - Jakarta 2009 (02 - 05 December, 2009)
Name of the Company :
Postal Address :
Phone (with area code) : Fax (with area code) : E-mail : Website : Total Space required (Minimum 9 sq. mtr.) : Area : Sq. mtr. Booth type : One side open Two side open Fascia name to be displayed : Amount with DD/at per Cheque No. & date : Name & Designation of the MD/CM : Name & Designation of the Participant : Mobile No. : Passport No. : Place of Issue : Date of Issue & Valid up to : Status (please tick mark) : Manufacturer/Exporter Merchant Exporter Export House Total Annual Export : 2006-2007 2007-2008 2008-2009 (in Million US$) Total Export to ASEAN Region : 2006-2007 2007-2008 2008-2009 (in Million US$) Foreign Collaboration, if any : Products Manufactured/Exported : Countries of Export : Accreditation to International Standards : (like ISO, QS, etc.)
Nature of Display : Display of Samples Display of Posters
1. Please use separate sheet to furnish details of your company (within 80 words) for the Exhibitors’ Profile. 2. Please send us this Form duly completed and signed along with your participation fees by Demand Draft and 2 (two) copies of passport size colour photographs of the Participant. Signature : Date : Office Seal :
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EEPC India Invites Participation for India Pavilion at Practical World International Hardware Fair 2010 Cologne, Germany (28th February – 3rd March, 2010) Practical World International Hardware Fair is one of the major international exhibitions on hardware covering sectors like Tools, Industrial Supply, Locks & Fittings, Fasteners & Fittings. It is organized by Koelnmesse GmbH. It takes place every two years, corresponding to the innovation cycle within the sector. From production to packaging to distribution - the cross sector, process-oriented concept combines innovators and investors from more than 100 countries. From comprehensive solutions to special components - with its unique cross-over concept, Practical World International Hardware Fair crosses the boundaries between technologies and sectors and combines all relevant business areas under one roof. In 2008 Practical World International Hardware Fair proved its role as a leader 3,360 exhibitors came from 61 countries, including 48 per cent from abroad. 70,000 trade visitors from 132 countries (management and employees involved in research & development, design, manufacturing/production, quality control and maintenance, sales and marketing). EEPC INDIA is organizing an India Pavilion in Practical World International Hardware Fair 2010 which would provide an excellent opportunity for establishing business relationships with customers from all over the world. Focus Products Tools of all kinds Workshop and factory equipment Industrial supplies Ironmongery Fastening and fixing technology Building and furniture fittings Locks and keys Safeguarding systems Wood & interior fittings Building components Flat-pack furniture, electrical supplies Lamps and lighting Sanitaryware and fittings Houseware Venue Koelnmesse fair grounds, Köln-Deutz Cologne, Germany Date 28 February – 3 March, 2010 (4 days) Participation Charges One side open booth : Euro 300 per sq. mtr. or Indian Rs. 21,000/- per sq. mtr. + Rs. 2,163/- per sq. mtr. as Service Tax. 20% extra for corner stall (subject to availability). If participants make payments in Euro, then Service Tax is not applicable. Due to limited availability of corner booths, allocation will be done on first-come-first-served basis subject to receiving full payment. Mode of Payment Full payment is to be made by Demand Draft/at par Cheque favouring “EEPC INDIA” along with the duly filled-up Application Form, OR Swift Transfer in Euro as per following details: Name of the Bank : HDFC BANK LTD Address of the Bank : Central Plaza, 2/6 Sarat Bose Road, Kolkata - 700 020 Bank Code : 0014 Account Number (EEFC EURO A/C) : 00142680000056 Beneficiary Name : EEPC INDIA SWIFT Code : INBBCAL THROUGH : JP MORGAN CHASE BANK, FRANKFURT, GERMANY, A/c. No. 623-16-02308, SWIFT Code – CHASDEFX Please note that the net amount transferred should be at par with the participation charges. Bank charges – if any, shall not be borne by EEPC India.
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Booth Display Participation charges for a 9 sq. mtr. booth includes following services: - Carpeted floor - One table - One lockable cabinet - Three chairs - One book rack - Three spot lights - One plug socket - One waste basket - Fascia Date of Payment Full payment is to be made along with the Application Form latest by 31st December, 2009. Cancellation of Participation Request for cancellation of participation will be accepted if EEPC India receives the same in writing on or before 7th January, 2010. EEPC India shall not entertain any cancellation afterwards. Any cancellation after the due date shall result in forfeiture of the amount already paid on this account. Selection Criteria Since limited space is available, selection of participation will be done strictly on first-come-first-served basis. Benefit of the member-exporters EEPC India is organizing this event under the MAI Scheme of Ministry of Commerce & Industry, Government of India. Therefore, no MDA grant would be available. However, the rates mentioned above are highly subsidized in comparison with the normal rates offered by the Fair Authorities. Submission of Application Interested firms may please send the Application Form, duly filled in and signed, along with full payment latest by 31st December, 2009 to the respective Regional Offices or to : R. Maitra B. Sarkar Executive Director Addl. Executive Director & Secretary EEPC INDIA EEPC INDIA Vandhna (4th Floor) Vanijya Bhavan (1st Floor), ITFC 11, Tolstoy Marg 1/1 Wood Street New Delhi – 110 001 Kolkata - 700 016 Tel. : 91-11-23353353, 23711124/25 Tel. : 91-33-22890651/52/53 Fax : 91-11-23310920 Fax : 91-33-22890654 E-mail : [email protected] E-mail : [email protected]
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Application Form India Pavilion at Practical World International Hardware Fair 2010 (28th February – 3rd March, 2010)
Name of the Company (in block letters) :
Postal Address (in block letters) :
Phone (with area code) :
Fax (with area code) :
E-mail :
Website :
Total Space required :
Amount with DD/Cheque No. & date :
Name & Designation of the Chief Executive :
Mobile :
Name & Designation of the Participant :
Mobile :
Items Manufactured/Exported :
Total Annual Export : 2006-2007 2007-2008 2008-2009 (in Million US$)
Total Export to European countries : 2006-2007 2007-2008 2008-2009 (in Million US$)
Countries of Export :
Accreditation to International Standards : (viz QS, ISO etc.)
Foreign Collaboration, if any :
Type of Unit : SSI Non-SSI
Status : Manufacturer/Exporter Merchant Exporter
Export House
Photograph enclosed (2 copies) : Yes No
Company Profile with product details : Enclosed Not Enclosed (please enclose with the form)
Please send the Form duly filled in an signed along with the details of your participation fees payment.
Name : Signature : Date : Office Seal :
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EEPC INDIA Invites Participation at Multi Product Trade Delegation to Brazil, Peru, Argentina, Uruguay & Paraguay (22nd February to 9th March, 2010)
EEPC INDIA is pleased to inform that a Multi Product Trade Delegation will be visiting Brazil, Peru, Argentina, Uruguay & Paraguay during 22nd February to 9th March, 2010. Brazil Brazil is the largest economy in the Latin America and Caribbean Region. Brazil is the world’s tenth largest economy at market exchange rates and the ninth largest by purchasing power parity. Economic reforms have given the country new international dimension. With large and developed agricultural, mining, manufacturing and service sectors, as well as a large labour pool, Brazilian economy is booming. The country is regarded as one of the groups of four emerging economies called BRIC (Brazil-Russia-India-China). Brazil is also one of the member of the MERCOSUR trade bloc which sources about 80% of its import requirements from outside the bloc. As a founder member of the MERCOSUR, Brazil is a party to a number of Free Trade Agreements and Framework Agreements entered into by the MERCOSUR. Brazil is a highly diversified and industrialized economy and a world leader in the agro industry and bestowed with extensive natural resources. The bilateral trade between India and Brazil has almost trebled over the last three years to US$ 3.12 billion in 2007-08 and has already reached $ 3.5 billion within the first nine months of the year 2008-09. Export of engineering goods from India is increased from US$ 130 million during 2006-07 to US$ 412 million during the year 2008-09 (prov.). EEPC INDIA is organising its next prestigious event INDEE at Caxias do Sul during the period from 20th to 23rd October, 2009 in association with MERCOPAR, one of the largest Subcontracting & Industrial Innovation Fairs. Peru The economy of Peru is the 47th largest in the world. Peru is an emerging and market oriented economy characterized by a high level of foreign trade. Peru’s economy is well managed, and better tax collection and growth are increasing revenues and the economy has registered growth over the last eight years. Large number of important bilateral co-operation agreements exists between India and Peru. Peru is also attractive destination for investments because of its steady economy growth. Peru offers huge market of over 25 million people with 73 billion dollars GDP. India-Peru relations have traditionally been cordial and friendly and a number of Indian companies visit Peru regularly and India exports a wide range of goods to Peru like drugs & pharmaceuticals, two wheelers, three wheelers & their parts, automobile parts, rubber tyres, electrical and other machinery, iron and steel products etc. Exports of engineering goods from India is increased from US$ 31 million during the year 2006-07 to US$ 143 million during the year 2008-09 (prov.). Argentina Argentina is the second largest country in South America and is constituted as a federation of 23 provinces and it is classified as an upper middle-income country and a secondary emerging market. Argentina is a part of the regional trading block and customs union in South America i.e. the MERCOSUR, which facilitates free movement of goods, services, capital and people within the region and having a common external tariff with the rest of the world. Argentina is also a signatory to about 19 bilateral treaties for the avoidance of double taxation and a number of preferential agreements with its neighbours, Uruguay, Chile, Mexico and Paraguay. The country is one of the fastest growing economies in the world. In recent times, several Indian companies have made investments and joint ventures in Argentina amounting to about $ 800 million in the fields of such as IT, steel, chemicals and pharmaceuticals. Argentinean companies have also begun exploring Indian investment options through branch offices initially, and later through joint ventures, in the engineering and pharmaceutical sectors. The India-Mercosur Preferential Trading Agreement (PTA), which has become operational in June 2009 is expected to provide a significant boost to bilateral trade and investment flows. Export of engineering goods from India is increased from US$ 66 million during 2006-07 to US$ 82 million during the year 2008-09 (prov.). Uruguay The Uruguayan economy has grown steeply in the last few years : 7.4% in 2007 and over 11% in 2008. Uruguay is a founder member of MERCOSUR. Export of engineering goods from India is increased from US$ 5 million during the year 2006-07 to US$ 12 million during the year 2008-09 (prov).
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Paraguay Paraguay has turned into a highly profitable market particularly for Indian SMEs. India’s exports to Paraguay have increased manifold largely due to the increasing demand for Indian products in Paraguay. Trade between India and Paraguay stood at around US$ 46.99 million during 2007-08, marking a 56% increase, as compared to 2006-07. Indian SMEs that have ventured into the Paraguayan market have benefited from its investment friendly policies and business conducive environment. The global crisis has triggered a fundamental change in the mindset of Latin American business towards India. The crisis has tightened the availability of local financial resources and credit. Price is the main concern and this has led them to look for less expensive import sources like India. India’s exports to Latin America are set to increase in the coming years because of the favourable market conditions prevailing in the region and the positive mindset of Latin Americans towards India. Taking all these factors into consideration and the vast avenues available for increasing our share of exports to this region, EEPC INDIA is fielding Multi Product Trade Delegation, with the active support of Indian Embassies, Chambers of Commerce and Trade Associations in these countries. List of Potential Products
Automobile Parts Pharmaceutical Machinery Commercial Vehicles Food Processing Machinery Cutting Tools Cement Plant & Machinery Hand Tools Stainless Steel Utensils, Cutleries & Domestic Appliances Batteries Industrial Castings Electric Motors, Generators Forgings Transformers, Switchgears, Circuit Breakers Steel Pipes & Tubes Lightning Arresters Steel Wire Ball or Roller Bearings, Transmission Shafts Tractors & Agricultural Machinery &Equipments Pumps Lifting and Handling Equipment and Parts Compressors Machinery for Mining, Quarrying and Parts Diesel Engines Packaging Machinery and Parts Machine Tools Textile Machinery and Parts Construction Machinery Copper Products
Tentative Schedule Date Day Programme 21 February Sunday Arrival at Sao Paulo 22 February Monday Meeting with Indian Embassy/Chambers/ TradeAssociations at Sao Paulo 23 February Tuesday BSM at Sao Paulo 24 February Wednesday Leaving for Lima 25 February Thursday Meeting with Chamber/Trade Associations at Lima 26 February Friday BSM at Lima 27 February Saturday Follow-up/Day Free 28 February Sunday Leaving for Buenos Aires 1 March Monday Meeting with Indian Embassy/Chambers/ TradeAssociations at Buenos Aires 2 March Tuesday BSM at Buenos Aires 3 March Wednesday Follow-up/Leaving for Montevideo in the evening 4 March Thursday Meeting with Chambers/Trade Associations 5 March Friday BSM at Montevideo 6 March Saturday Follow-up/Day Free 7 March Sunday Leaving for Asuncion 8 March Monday Meeting with Chambers/Trade Associations 9 March Tuesday BSM at Asuncion 10 March Wednesday Leaving for India via Sao-Paulo
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Hotel Accommodation/Travel Expenses All participants will be booked in the same hotel for convenience. Hotel charges, air ticketing and visa fees etc. will have to be borne by the individual participant. EEPC INDIA will recommend for obtaining visas to these countries. Registration and Participation Charges Rs. 50,000/- (plus service tax of Rs. 5,150/-) per participant will be charged to partially cover the expenses on providing following facilities to the participants : - Airport transfer - Local transport for joining meeting and BSM - Venue expenses, working lunch expenses on the day of BSM - Preparing database for marketing purpose - Mobilization of buyers - Printing of delegates profile for distribution among the Buyers, Chamber of Commerce, Trade Associations and Embassies etc. Other individual expenses like hotel charges, food expenses (other than the one lunch provided by the EEPC INDIA at each center on the day of BSM), transport expenses for individual meetings/factory visits (if arranged by delegates) will have to be borne by the delegates. MDA Entitlement Participants will be eligible for to & fro air passage in economy excursion class up to Rs. 1,00,000/- only as per MDA guidelines. Only one person per company will be entitled. Selection Criteria In view of limitations on number of participants (15 only) selection of participants will be done strictly on first-come-first- served basis. Cancellation of Participation Any request for cancellation after confirmation will not be entertained and will amount to forfeiture of the payment made to the EEPC INDIA on account of participation charges. Interested member firms are requested to send the Registration Form duly filled in along with the Demand Draft for Rs. 50,000/- in favour of “EEPC INDIA” latest by 31st October, 2009 to : M. Ganesan Regional Director EEPC INDIA Greams Dugar (3rd Floor) 149, Greams Road Chennai – 600 006 Tel. : 044- 28295501/28295502/28294480 Fax : 044-28290495 E-mail : [email protected] Mobile : 09884389867
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Registration Form Multi Product Trade Delegation to Brazil, Peru, Argentina, Uruguay & Paraguay (22nd February to 9th March, 2010)
Name of the Company (in block letters) :
Postal Address :
Phone (with area code) :
Fax (with area code) :
E-mail :
Website :
Name & Designation of the Visiting Deliegate/Mobile No. :
Items Manufactured/Exported with HS Code :
Industry Application/Target Industry :
Total Annual Exports (in US$ Million) : 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09
Total Annual Exports to LAC : 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09
Countries of Export :
Accreditation to International Standards :
(viz. QS, ISO etc.)
Foreign Collaboration, if any :
Nature of Business : Manufacturer/Exporter Merchant Exporter Export House
Company Profile with product details : (80 to 100 wors) (enclose separate sheet)
1. Please send us this Form duly completed and signed along with your participation fees by Demand Draft and 2 (two) copies of passport size colour photographs of the Participant as well as first page of the Passport
Signature :
Date : Office Seal :
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Overseas Market Information
Canada
India’s investment interests
Auto components, bio-technology, IT & ITES and mining sectors in Canada are good options for investment by Indian companies.
(Source : Consulate General of India, Toronto)
Netherlands
India’s investment interests
The Netherlands is also gradually becoming an attractive destination for investments from India and figures amongst the top destinations. As per the Reserve Bank of India, the Government of India cleared proposals worth about • 2.38 bln ($ 3.5 bln)(r.o.e. 1• = $ 1.47) for investments by Indian organizations in the Netherlands during the financial year 2008-09 (April-March).
Some of the big corporate houses from India, like TCS, HCL, Wipro, Infosys, Satyam, Moser Baer, Safal, Suzlon, ONGC Videsh and Jet Airways, to name a few, have already based their Europe-wide operations and have impressive business portfolios in the Netherlands. A new milestone was crossed by the Indian business with the historic investment in steel giant Corus by Tatas. Indian companies with cutting-edge capabilities in the field of renewable energy and optical media have also established themselves in the Netherlands. Recently, Apollo Tyres in India have acquired a majority stakeholding in the Dutch producer of tyres, Vredestein. At present there are approximately 40 Indian companies having establishments in the Netherlands.
(Source : Embassy of India, The Hague)
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Tender Information
Armenia Project : Water Supply and Sanitation Sector Project Loan No. 2363-ARM Loan from ADB Contract No. : L2363-ICB-1-14 Issued by : Armenian Water and Sewerage CJSC (AWSC) Water Supply and Sanitation Sector Project (WSSP) Floor 3, Vardanants Blind Alley 8, 0010, Yerevan, RA Armenia Attn. : Mr. Norik Gevorgyan, Investment Programs Coordination Department Director Mr. Alexander Margaryan, Procurement Specialist Tel./Fax : +374 10 54 2877 Email : [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected] For : Improvement of Water Supply and Wastewater Systems of Airum, Noyemberyan Towns and Deghdzavan, Haghtanak Villages including construction of 2 borehole pumping stations with H=90m and Q=90m3/h, construction of about 17 km total length PE and steel pipeline with nominal diameters from DN50 to DN160 and installation of about 230 water meter chambers. Tender cost : Non-refundable fee of AMD 37,000 or US$ 100 + US$ 300 (courier charges). Bid security : US$ 23,000. Bid deadline : 24.11.2009 Nepal Project : Melamchi Water Supply Project, Kathmandu Valley Sub-Project (Subproject 2) Loan No. 1820 NEP (SF) Loan from ADB Contract No. : KUKL/DNI/03/06 Issued by : Project Director Project Implementation Directorate Kathmandu Upatyaka Khanepani Limited Anam Nagar, Tanka Prasad Ghumti Sadak 1235/59 Kathmandu, Nepal Tel. : 977 1 4224986 Fax : 977 1 4224057 E-mail : [email protected] For : - Lot 1 : Truck Mounted Water Tank of minimum 4000 litre capacity (Small Water Tanker); Quantity : 3 Sets - Lot 2 : Truck Mounted Water Tank with minimum 5000 litre capacity (Medium Water Tanker); Quantity : 4 Sets - Lot 3 : Truck Mounted Water Tank of minimum 9000 litre capacity (Large Water Tanker); Quantity : 3 Sets Tender cost : Non-refundable fee of NRs 5,000 or US$ 75 + US$ 250 (courier charges). Bid security : - Lot 1 : US$ 1,700 or NRs 130,000 - Lot 2 : US$ 2,500 or NRs 190,000 - Lot 3 : US$ 2,400 or NRs 180,000 Bid deadline : 20.11.2009
(Source : Asian Development Bank Website)
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Bangladesh (EEPC Ref. No. DB-306) Project : Health Nutrition and Population Sector Programme (HNPSP) Credit No. 4052-BD; Project ID No. P074841 Credit from IDA Notice No. : WB4189-761/09 Issued by : Brigadier General Md.Shahidul Hoque Mallik Director,( Stores & Supplies) and Line Director (Procurement, Logistics and Supplies Management) DGHS, CMSD, Tejgaon, Dhaka 30, Shaheed Tajuddin Ahmed Sharani, Tejgaon, Dhaka-1208 Tel. : 8115479 Fax : 88-02-9126547 E-mail :[email protected] For : Procurement of Vehicles : - Sub Package-A : Ambulance - Sub Package-B : Car - Sub Package-C : Cross Country Vehicle, - Sub Package-D : Microbus - Sub Package-E : Double Cabin Pickup Tender cost : Non-refundable fee of BDT 1,000.00 or US$ 20.00. Bid security : - Sub Package-A : BDT 12,00,000.00 or US$ 17,400.00 or equivalent amount in a freely convertible currency. - Sub Package-B : BDT 8,30,000.00 or US$ 12,000.00 or equivalent amount in a freely convertible currency. - Sub Package-C : BDT 5,08,000.00 or US$ 7,400.00 or equivalent amount in a freely convertible currency. - Sub Package-D : BDT 21,40,000.00 or US$ 31,000.00 or equivalent amount in a freely convertible currency. - Sub Package-E : BDT 50,000.00 or US$ 750.00 or equivalent amount in a freely convertible currency. Bid deadline : 24.11.2009 Ethiopia (EEPC Ref. No. DB-307) Project : Electricity Access Rural Expansion Project II Credit No. IDA 43440; Project ID No. P101556 Credit from IDA Notice No. : WB4235-762/09 Issued by : Ethiopian Electric Power Corporation Universal Electricity Access Program Dembel city center 11 th floor, room no. 1113B Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Tel. : +251115-54-06-00 E-mail : [email protected] For : Procurement of distribution materials : Tender No. WB EAREPII 4/2001; Lot 1 : Supply of Overhead Line Accessories and Hard wares - Item No. 1 : PG Clamp Al/Al 25#95 mm² (18,100) - Item No. 2 : PG Clamp Al 25#95 mm2/Cu 10#35 mm² 1,200) - Item No. 3 : 33 kV pin with Nut & washers, stalk length= 305 mm 31,800) - Item No. 4 : U chanal cross arm 80 x 43 5/8mm,2.5 mt for suspension assembly 10,150) - Item No. 5 : U chanal cross arm 80 x 43 5/8mm,3.1 mt for Heavy angle assembly (1,800) - Item No. 6 : U chanal cross arm 100 x 48 5.3/8.5mm,2.5 mt for Transformer Base. (2,400) - Item No. 7 : Tie strap 50x5 mm,0.9mt (25,300)
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- Item No. 8 : Big colar with nut and washer, M16,length, 30cm (19,300) - Item No. 9 : Big colar with nut and washer, M16,length, 40cm (3,000) - Item No. 10 : Small colar with nut and washer, M12, 30cm (18,000) - Item No. 11 : Bolt and nut M 10, 40 mm (55,000) - Item No. 12 : Long bolt with nut and washer, M16 30cm (97,500) - Item No. 13 : Long bolt with nut and washer, M16 40cm (1,800) - Item No. 14 : Strain Clamp (18,100) - Item No. 15 : Socket Eye (18,100) - Item No. 16 : Ball Eye (18,100) - Item No. 17 : Earthing rod 50 x 3mm, 3mt with clamp (22,900) - Item No. 18 : Suspension Clamp for conductor 16 # 35 mm² (115,000) - Item No. 19 : Dead End Clamp for conductor 16 # 35 mm² (60,000) - Item No. 20 : Insulated Piercing Clamp Al/Al 16#50 mm²/16#50 mm² (65,000) - Item No. 21 : Insulated Piercing Clamp Al 16#50 mm²/ Cu 2.5#35 mm² (300,000) - Item No. 22 : Cable tie (100 pieces per packet) (2,710) · Item No. 23 : Suspension hook with nut and washer (76,000) - Item No. 24 : Dead End hook with nut and washer (60,000) - Item No. 25 : Dead End Tube for 50 mm² ABC (50 pieces per packet) (400) - Item No. 26 : Dead End Tube for 16 mm² ABC (50 pieces per packet) (900) - Item No. 27 : Galvinized stay rod & base plate (3,750) - Item No. 28 : Pole cup (5,000) - Item No. 29 : Steel tube (22,500) Final Destination: -Bahir Dar-kombolcha Tender No. WB EAREPII 4/2001; Lot 2 : Supply of Overhead Line Accessories and Hard wares - Item No. 1 : PG Clamp Al/Al 25#95 mm² (18,100) - Item No. 2 : PG Clamp Al 25#95 mm2/Cu 10#35 mm² (1,200) - Item No. 3 : 33 kV pin with Nut & washers, stalk length= 305 mm (31,800) - Item No. 4 : U chanal cross arm 80 x 43 5/8mm,2.5 mt for suspension assembly (10,150) - Item No. 5 : U chanal cross arm 80 x 43 5/8mm,3.1 mt for Heavy angle assembly (1,800) - Item No. 6 : U chanal cross arm 100 x 48 5.3/8.5mm,2.5 mt for Transformer Base. (2,400) - Item No. 7 : Tie strap 50x5 mm,0.9mt (25,300) - Item No. 8 : Big colar with nut and washer, M16,length, 30cm (19,300) - Item No. 9 : Big colar with nut and washer, M16,length, 40cm (3,000) - Item No. 10 : Small colar with nut and washer, M12, 30cm (18,000) - Item No. 11 : Bolt and nut M 10, 40 mm (55,000) - Item No. 12 : Long bolt with nut and washer, M16 30cm (97,500) - Item No. 13 : Long bolt with nut and washer, M16 40cm (1,800) - Item No. 14 : Strain Clamp (18,100) - Item No. 15 : Socket Eye (18,100) - Item No. 16 : Ball Eye (18,100) - Item No. 17 : Earthing rod 50 x 3mm, 3mt with clamp (22,900) - Item No. 18 : Suspension Clamp for conductor 16 # 35 mm² (115,000) - Item No. 19 : Dead End Clamp for conductor 16 # 35 mm² (60,000) - Item No. 20 : Insulated Piercing Clamp Al/Al 16#50 mm²/16#50 mm² (65,000) - Item No. 21 : Insulated Piercing Clamp Al 16#50 mm²/ Cu 2.5#35 mm² (300,000) - Item No. 22 : Cable tie (100 pieces per packet) (2,710) - Item No. 23 : Suspension hook with nut and washer (76,000) - Item No. 24 : Dead End hook with nut and washer (60,000) - Item No. 25 : Dead End Tube for 50 mm² ABC (50 pieces per packet) (400) - Item No. 26 : Dead End Tube for 16 mm² ABC (50 pieces per packet) (900) - Item No. 27 : Galvinized stay rod & base plate (3,750) - Item No. 28 : Pole cup (5,000) - Item No. 29 : Steel tube (22,500) Final Destinatino: -Gilgel-Gibe, -Shashemene-Dire Dawa
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Tender cost : Non refundable fee ETB 600.00 or in US$ 50 + ETB 500 or US$ 40 (courier charges).
Bid security : - Tender No.WB EAREP II 4/2001 Lot 1 : bid security ETB 335,000.00 or in its equivalent in any freely convertible currency. - Tender No.WB EAREP II 4/2001; Lot 2 : bid security ETB 335,000.00 or in its equivalent in any freely convertible currency.
Bid deadline : 30.11.2009
(Source : UN Development Business Website)
Sri Lanka Issued by : The Chairman Ministry Procurement Committee Ministry of Transport No. 1, D.R. Wijewardane Mawatha Colombo 10 Sri Lanka For : Procurement of switches, crossings and crossing check rails – (rail section EN 45-E1) and spring points. Tender cost : SL Rs. 6,000.00 (Rupees Six Thousand only) (non-refundable) Closing date: 08.12.2009 [up to 2.00 p.m. (Sri Lanka time)] For further details, please contact : Superintendent of Railway Stores Railway Stores Department Sri Lanka Railways Olcott Mawatha, Colombo 10 Sri Lanka Tel. : 94 (11) 2432044/2436818 or Shri Amrit Paul Attache (Eco & Com) High Commission of India Colombo Sri Lanka Tel. : 94-11-2422158 Fax : 94-11-2446403 E-mail : [email protected], [email protected] (Source : High Commission of India, Colombo)
Sri Lanka Issued by : The Chairman Department Procurement Committee (Major) Sri Lanka Railways Olcott Mawatha Colombo 10 Sri Lanka For : Procurement of 4,000 pairs fish plates for 90 (A) rails to Sri Lanka Railways. Tender cost : SL Rs. 2,000.00 (Rupees Two Thousand only) (non-refundable)
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Closing date: 17.11.2009 [at 2.00 p.m. (Sri Lanka time)] For further details, please contact : Superintendent of Railway Stores Railway Stores Department P.O. Box 1347 Sri Lanka Railways Olcott Mawatha, Colombo 10 Sri Lanka Tel. : 94 (11) 2432044/2436818 or Shri Amrit Paul Attache (Eco & Com) High Commission of India Colombo, Sri Lanka Tel. : 94-11-2422158 Fax : 94-11-2446403 E-mail : [email protected], [email protected]
(Source : High Commission of India, Colombo)
Sri Lanka Issued by : The Chairman Department Procurement Committee (Major) Sri Lanka Railways Railway Headquarters Olcott Mawatha Colombo 10 Sri Lanka For : Procurement of 1000 pairs junction fish plates to Sri Lanka Railways as per followings: (i) Junction fish plates 80/90 (A) rails – 500 pairs – drawings No. 20031A. (ii) Junction fish plates 88/90 (A) rails – 500 pairs – drawing No. 20032A. Tender cost : SL Rs. 2,500.00 (Rupees Two Thousand Five Hundred only) (non-refundable) Closing date: 16.11.2009 [at 2.00 p.m. (Sri Lanka time)] For further details, please contact : Superintendent of Railway Stores Sri Lanka Railways Olcott Mawatha, Colombo 10 Sri Lanka Tel. : 94 (11) 2432044/2436818 or Shri Amrit Paul Attache (Eco & Com) High Commission of India Colombo Sri Lanka Tel. : 94-11-2422158 Fax : 94-11-2446403 E-mail : [email protected], [email protected] (Source : High Commission of India, Colombo)
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Sri Lanka Issued by : The Chairman Department Procurement Committee Sri Lanka Railways Railway Headquarters Olcott Mawatha Colombo 10 Sri Lanka Bid No. : SRS/F.6776 For : Supply, installation & commissioning of one number double girder over head crane (heavy duty) to Sri Lanka Railways. Tender cost : SL Rs. 2,500.00 (Rupees Two Thousand Five Hundred only) (non-refundable) Closing date: 16.11.2009 [at 2.00 p.m. (Sri Lanka time)] For further details, please contact : Superintendent of Railway Stores Railways Stores Department P.O. Box 1347 Olcott Mawatha, Colombo Sri Lanka Tel. : 94 (11) 2432044/2436818 Fax : 94 (11) 2432044 E-mail : [email protected] or Shri Amrit Paul Attache (Eco & Com) High Commission of India Colombo, Sri Lanka Tel.: 94-11-2422158 Fax : 94-11-2446403 E-mail : [email protected], [email protected]
(Source : High Commission of India, Colombo) Republic of Yemen Selection of Consultants Request for Expression of Interest in providing Consultancy Services to prepare tender documents and contracts and assist in negotiating investment projects to construct railway network in the Republic of Yemen
The Ministry of Transport in Yemen seeks to implement investment projects by the private sector to construct a railway network to connect Yemeni cities together and to connect Yemen to its neighbours and help to establish many investment projects along the railway. They will also connect the areas of minerals to the international line and ports and connect areas with dense population to port cities and agricultural and fishery production areas with export ports and consumption markets. At the moment, economic feasibility studies are being prepared by the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia (ESCWA) for the following projects : 1. Preparing economic feasibility study for the international coastal railway (extending from Al-Towal on the Yemeni- Saudi borders to Shahan on Yemeni-Omani borders); 2. Preparing economic feasibility study for the railway that will connect minerals areas (Al-Jawf, Marib, Shabwa and Belhaf); 3. Updating economic feasibility study that was prepared by a specialized company in 1997 to connect mass population areas to port cities. All the above studies will be completed before the end of 2009.
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Based on the above, the Ministry of Transport now invites eligible consultative companies to express their interest in providing required consultancy services for the above project. Interested companies must provide all information and documents affirming that they are qualified to perform the services (brochures, publication, newsletters, description of similar assignments, experience in similar conditions, availability of appropriate skills among staff etc.).Consultative companies may associate to enhance their qualification chances. Such consultancy services are expected to include : Phase I : 1. Preparing the tender documents; 2. Preparing a contract model in accordance with established international commercial standards. Phase II : 1. Assisting in the evaluation of bids and in subsequent negotiations with the winner till the conclusion of the contract; 2. Supervising the execution of the project. The consultant shall preferably provide the following information : 1. Its qualifications for the job; 2. Its financial, technical and advisory status; 3. Its major business and years of relevant experience; 4. Key staff qualification; 5. References (for verification). Expressions of interest shall be made in duplicate hardcopies along with a softcopy (CD) to the address mentioned below. Finance : Government Financing. The consultant will be selected in accordance with the procedures set out in the High Tender Board’s Manual for the Procurement of Consultants Services in force in the Republic of Yemen. Interested consultative companies may obtain further information at the address below between 09:00 am to 14:00 pm from Saturday through Wednesday, excluding official holidays. Expression of interest documents must be delivered to the address below by Saturday, 12 December, 2009.
Khaled Ibrahim Alwazir Minister of Transport Ministry of Transport Alsafiah behind Ministry of Finance Sana’a, P.O. Box 2781 Republic of Yemen Tel. : +967 1 260903 Fax : +967 1260908 E-mail : [email protected], [email protected] or Mr. Mahinder K. Khurana First Secretary (Com.) & HOC Embassy of India P.O. Box 1154, Sana’a Republic of Yemen Tel. : 00967-1-441251/441252 Fax : 00967-1-441257 E-mail : [email protected], [email protected] Website : www.eoisanaa.com
(Source : Embassy of India, Sana’a)
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Trade Enquiries
USA (Source : EEPC INDIA Chicago Office)
Name of the Company Addresses Contact Person/Tel./Fax/E-mail Items interested
Ganton International, Inc. 8213 Durand Avenue Attn. : Mr. Tracie Herode Die cast steel weight, structural Sturtevant, WI 53177 Tel. : (262) 884-3550 support beam. (Drawings/ USA Fax : (262) 884-3559 specifications can be obtained E-mail : from any of the EEPC INDIA [email protected]; offices in India/downloaded from [email protected] EEPC INDIA website).
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Exhibitions and Trade Fairs
Tunisia
Catalogue Show – Tunis
The Embassy of India, Tunis, Tunisia is going to organise a multi-sectoral catalogue show with a view to promote Brand India image at a prominent centrally located venue in Tunis on the third week of January, 2010.
The Embassy proposes to display catalogues of Indian export organizations, products and also screen short documentaries highlighting Indian industrial and services sectors.
Member-Exporters those who are interested to participate are requested to send their Catalogues/CDs (at least 20 Nos.) for display and distribution in the pro-posed Catalogue Exhibitions to :
Mr. Balachandran Nair First Secretary (Com.) Embassy of India 4, Place Didon, Notre Dame Tunis 1002, Tunisia Tel. : 00-216-71-787819, 790968 Fax : 00-216-71-783394 E-mail : [email protected]
The Embassy also welcomes the member-exporters to attend this catalogue show for direct one-to-one meeting with visiting businessmen.
(Source : Embassy of India, Tunis)
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Public Notice
Circular No. 27/2009-Customs Dated 8th October, 2009 Ministry of Finance, Department of Revenue, Central Board of Excise & Customs, Government of India, New Delhi has issued a Circular No. 27/2009-Customs, dated 8th October, 2009 regarding Audit of assessments arising out of clearance of goods in minor ports or the foreign post office. The above Customs Circular has already been hosted in our Website (http://www.eepcindia.org/circulars/customs/CUS-CR-27-2009.pdf) for information of our Members.
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Important Notice
OMAN Larsen & Toubro Heavy Engineering LLC is expected to formally launch operations at its state-of-the-art yard in the Port of Sohar in November, 2009. The new L&T plant will give a technological push to Oman’s burgeoning industrial engineering sector. The project, which is a joint venture of Larsen & Toubro (L&T) and The Zubair Corporation of Oman, is destined to seize greater market share in the manufacture of critical equipment for the GCC’s rapidly expanding hydrocarbons and petrochemicals industries. It would be the first-of-its-kind facility specialising in the fabrication of mega-dimensioned and high-tech equipment for the process industry. The L&T yard features a covered fabrication shop of around 12,000 square metres fitted out with an array of sophisticated manufacturing systems. It is also equipped to manufacture precision custom-designed and engineered critical equipment and systems for core sector industries, such as refineries, petrochemical and fertilizer projects, and other process industries and power plants in the region. In addition to the expertise in the handling of metals and the engineering of complex metallurgical product, the facility will also cater to the specialist needs of high-tech industries across the Middle East. L&T Heavy Engineering LLC has the advantageous access to a dedicated 300-metre-long jetty at the Port of Sohar designed to handle loadouts of ultra-heavy modules in excess of 10,000 metric tones. Furthermore, its location adjacent to the equally state-of-the-art fabrication facility of its sister concern, the L&T Modular Fabrication Yard LLC, promises complementary synergies that either venture can capitalize on in securing high-end contracts. The Modular Fabrication Yard specialises in the fabrication of offshore marine structures. Its expertise covers the fabrications of jack-up and semi-submersible rigs, the conversion and integration of Floating Production Storage and Offloading (FPSO) systems, and other high-end offshore structures. L&T Heavy Engineering LLC has already bagged a contract for the manufacture of two critical systems for a major refinery project. Made of special alloy steel with stainless steel overlay, the systems are due for delivery by the end of this year. Significantly, the project will contribute to the transfer of specialist engineering technology and applications. Some young Omanis are also getting trained by the L&T officials at a state-run vocational training institute in the Batinah region. A number of high-school graduates are presently being groomed in specialised trades like welding, fitting, and so on. For further details, please contact : Shri Anil Wadhwa Embassy of India P.O. Box 1727 Ruwi, Postal Code 112 Oman Tel. : 00-968-7714120 Fax : 00-968-7717503 E-mail : [email protected] Website : www.indemb-oman.org
(Source : Embassy of India, Muscat)
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Shipping Information
Ships in Ports Information
Name of the Vessel Arrival Berth Sail Cargo Name of the Vessel Arrival Berth Sail Cargo CHENNAI (As on October 19, 2009) B.m.defender 12/10 — — SUL Coastal Express 1 15/10 15/10 20/10 Logs Glory-2 13/10 — — L Ore Dangarma 14/10 15/10 22/10 Genl. Global Mercury 13/10 — — CPO Furness Karumba 14/10 18/10 23/10 S Coal Orange Truth 14/10 — — A Coal Goo Ryong 15/10 17/10 19/10 S plate Noble 14/10 — — Boxes Hoa Lu 16/10 17/10 22/10 Genl. Confidence Ocean 14/10 — — Sugar Humboldt Current 10/10 14/10 19/10 R Phos Mah.vamadeva 14/10 — — LPG Irene 13/10 13/10 22/10 MoP Bulk Neptune 14/10 — — C.Coal Jaivekkalimeenakshi 7/10 9/10 22/10 Genl. Cape Fresco 15/10 — — Boxes Lady Juliet 9/10 10/10 22/10 P Cargo Kamsar Gold 13/10 — — L Ore Liberty 14/10 16/10 19/10 I Ore Corona 14/10 — — C.Coal Nanos 12/10 14/10 20/10 S Coal Vinashin Star 04/10 — — P Coke Orion Dhanashree 22/9 23/9 22/10 Supply G.l.primera 14/10 — — C.Coal Oxl Samurai 17/10 17/10 23/10 P Cargo A.s.virginia 12/10 — — A Coal Pratibha Warna 16/10 18/10 19/10 HSD Starling V.grace 11/10 — — CPO San Giorgio 1 17/4 17/4 19/10 Logs B.m.warrior 14/10 — — L Ore Sunrise 89 4/10 7/10 22/10 SUG Sabarimala 14/10 — — P.Acid Tan Binh 32 12/10 13/10 19/10 Logs Florinda 13/10 — — C.Coal Tms Maria 12/10 15/10 21/10 S Coal Jasmine Halo 13/10 — — L Ore Tower Bridge 18/10 18/10 19/10 Boxes Yasa Ozcan 13/10 — — MOP Tulip 1 14/9 14/9 20/10 Supply Turtle Bay 15/10 — — Boxes Vitagrace 17/10 17/10 19/10 I Ore King Success 14/10 — — GC Wehr Altona 17/10 18/10 19/10 Boxes Arctic Trader 14/10 — — C.Coal Lady Mariam 11/10 — — MOP HALDIA (As on October 15, 2009) Asia Success 14/10 — — CPO Pheaton 30/8 — — GC Banglar Shikha 14/10 — — L Steel Lively Falcon 21/9 — — L Ore Twinkle 15/10 — — POL Uni Pacific 22/9 — — P Cargo Peregrine 15/10 — — L Ore J.tong 23/9 — — P Cargo Tigris 15/10 — — L Ore Niki-t 25/9 — — Lds.Mills JNPT (As on October 16, 2009) Pacific Champ 25/9 — — M Ore Hai 25/9 — — L Ore Sima Sadaf — 15/10 16/10 Boxes Mangan 25/9 — — Steel SCI New Delhi — 15/10 17/10 Boxes Hong Prosperity 27/9 — — P Cargo APL Brisbane — 16/10 16/10 Boxes Long Guan 1/10 — — L Ore MOL Beravery — 16/10 16/10 Boxes Union Bonita 4/10 — — L Ore W-O-Chokdee — 15/10 16/10 M Gasolin Tayson-4 5/10 — — Rice Jey Hope — 16/10 17/10 PARAX Tian Chang 6/10 — — L Ore Dandelion 15/10 16/10 — Boxes Yasa Pembe 6/10 — — L Ore Patriot Spirit 11/10 15/10 — CBFS Triton Seagull 6/10 — — L Ore Produce 12/10 16/10 — E Oil Borak 7/10 — — L Ore Ginga Puma 13/10 16/10 — P Acid Theoskepasti 8/10 — — Urea KOCHI (As on October 19, 2009) Giant Sky 10/10 — — C.Coal Maha Vidya 10/10 11/10 — Sulphur Mega Ace 11/10 — — L Ore Kristen K 18/10 19/10 — GC Baltic Leader 11/10 — — Cars J.l.naheu 11/10 — — POL P Neera 19/10 19/10 — F Oil Taurus Two 12/10 — — L Ore M Ronneby 19/10 19/10 — Boxes Okinawa 12/10 — — C.Coal Luxury SW 16/10 16/10 — Salt Dev Prayag 12/10 — — C.Coal Nayana Naree 20/10 — — Salt Bow Pioneer 20/10 — — P Acid
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Name of the Vessel Arrival Berth Sail Cargo Name of the Vessel Arrival Berth Sail Cargo OEL Dubai 20/10 — — Boxes Gerda Vesta — 15/10 18/10 Cement Kumar 21/10 — — Sp Iron Bharati Vii — 14/10 16/10 Steel J Meenakshy 22/10 — — Boxes Hong Success — 15/10 17/10 S Coils J Tara 22/10 — — Boxes Bibi-m — 15/10 23/10 S Cargo OEL Trust 22/10 — — Boxes Saga Morus — 13/10 17/10 S Cargo Rajiv Gandhi 22/10 — — Boxes Bux Crown 23/10 — — Boxes PARADIP (As on October 19, 2009) J Kamakshy 25/10 — — Boxes Pretty Time 18/10 18/10 19/10 SKO Reestborg 25/10 — — Boxes Scythia Graeca 30/9 16/10 19/10 I Ore Aida Cara 25/10 — — PAX Madonna III 21/9 13/10 19/10 Cement OEL Shreyas 29/10 — — Boxes Hui Sheng 8/10 18/10 21/10 I Ore L B Sasthry 29/10 — — Boxes Tarsus 7/10 16/10 19/10 I Ore Kanivu 29/10 — — Boxes E Duckling 9/10 17/10 21/10 I Ore Thirumalai 1/11 — — P Acid Tiara Globe 11/10 17/10 19/10 C Coal KOLKATA (As on October 15, 2009) Greta 6/10 15/10 19/10 C Coal Ocean Paradise 11/10 17/10 20/10 C Coal Banga Barta 14/10 — — Logs Sanko Independence 17/10 17/10 18/10 Amm Oxl Nomad 13/10 — — GC Salim 15/10 17/10 20/10 C Coal Svendborg 07/10 — — GC Chi Yun 14/10 — — Sugar TUTICORIN (As on October 19, 2009) Agnes Scan 12/10 — — GC Surreal 7/10 — — Logs Morning Sky 11/10 — — L Ore Scanda 12/10 — — MoP Hudson 14/10 — — Logs An Guang Jiang 17/10 — — R Phos Arikun 14/10 — — Logs Namrun 16/10 — — T Coal Manx Eagle 06/10 — — Steel A.o.lucky 18/10 — — I Coal Major 14/10 — — Boxes Thor Sky 17/10 — — R Phos Tiger Spring 13/10 — — Boxes Al Jaber Xv 15/10 — — R Cashew Mondena 12/10 — — Boxes Thor Wave 15/10 — — MoP Pac Natuna 12/10 — — Boxes Nord Maru 17/10 — — R Sugar Oel India 15/10 — — Boxes Kinship Prosperity 15/10 — — S Ash Green Valley 15/10 — — Boxes Mutha Pioneer 11/10 W — C Mat Friend Ace 06/10 — — L Ore Oriental Express 12/10 W — Logs Medi Cork 11/10 — — M.Ore Dubai Ambassador 13/10 W — I Coal Ocean Carrier 14/10 — — Logs Ducky Splendid 15/10 W — Granite Sanmar Phoenix 14/10 — — L Ore Australiaborg 15/10 W — Mach Pratibha Cauvery 15/10 — — FO Navigator Pluto 16/10 W — LPG Bharati Dasan 15/10 — — HSD Tai Happiness 16/10 W — I Coal Union Anna 15/10 — — P Cargo MSC Selin 16/10 W — Boxes Blue Dance 15/10 — — Peas Tawa Arrow 16/10 W — MoP Ebrahim A.hussain 15/10 — — GC Vision 17/10 W — Logs MANGALORE (As on October 19, 2009) Jindal Kamakshi 18/10 — — Boxes Noor-e-madina 19/10 19/10 24/10 Timber VISAKHAPATNAM (As on October 19, 2009) Blue Seas 18/10 18/10 19/10 IOF Grigorpan 10/10 — — I Ore Annapoorna 16/10 17/10 20/10 LPG Varanasi 16/10 — — C Coal Prathibha Koyna 15/10 18/10 19/10 ATF Four Bay 13/10 19/10 20/10 Crude Jag Lakshya 17/10 — — C Oil Yasa Neslihan 18/10 18/10 21/10 Coal C/Fritzi N 16/10 — — LPG Mandarin Harvest 17/10 W — Coal Maharashtra 14/10 — — Urea Ratna Urvi 17/10 W — Crude Santa Suria 4/10 — — T Logs M.saithan Singh 18/10 W — Crude Hanjin Marugame 5/10 — — Allumina Jag Palak 18/10 W — Fo(l) C Duke 9/10 — — S Phos Jag Lamha 18/10 W — Crude King Hero 10/10 — — Genl. Bow Viking 18/10 — — P Acid MUMBAI (As on October 16, 2009) Medi Lisbon 9/10 — — MoP Beluga Finesse — 15/10 17/10 H Lifts Firmeza 30/9 — — L Coke Enolagay — 15/10 16/10 Ser Hyundai Treasure 11/10 — — P Coke Nand Ananya — 15/10 17/10 Steel Limay Star 12/10 — — S Coal Smit Jaguar — 30/09 18/10 Supply Ocean Light 6/10 — — I Ore Bhagheeratha Iv — 13/10 16/10 Mach Good Princess 17/10 — — T Coal Neel Akash — 16/10 17/10 Supply Dia Viet 17/10 — — Nap Bbc England — 16/10 19/10 P Cargo Hari Sagar 16/10 — — ATF Six Eastern — 13/10 16/10 P Oil Palau 17/10 — — R Phos
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MUNDRA Ships At Mpt As on 19 October’09
Mv Speed Power Taurus Shpg Coal-63607 Mt Import 20/10 Mt Gulf Elan J M Baxi & Co Methanol-8000 IMP 20/10 Mt Hellen Jm Baxi Acetic Acid VAM - 2748.856Import 19/10 Mt Ln Alber Ekka Seaworld Shpg Hsd & Ms-40000 Mt Import 19/10 Mv Larch Arrow Gac Shpg Sugar-48530 Mt Import 21/10 Mv Patria Taurus Shpg Project Cargo-183 Mt IMP 20/10 Mv Beluga Finesse Link Shpg Mgmt Project Cargo-215 Mt Export 19/10 Mv Jag Rahul Jm Baxi & Co Bauxite-42000 Mt Export 19/10 Ships Expected
Name of Vessel Agent Cargo Qty Type ETA
Mv Oocl Kobe OOCL Containers 22052 I/E 03/11 Mv Mare Phoenicium CSAV Container I/E 06/11 Mt Jag Pankhi Seaworld Shpg HSD Import (arvd-1516/18) 19/10 Mv Guangzhou Highway ULA CAR EXP 19/10 Mv Taskent Taurus Coal - 72930 Mt IMP 19/10 Mt Pericles G.c Atlantic Shpg Crude Oil - 280000 Mt Import 19/10 Mv Golden Sakura Taurus Coal-73890 IMP 19/10 Mv Cma Cgm Coral CMA Container I.E 19/10 Mv Cape Magnus CSAV Containers I/E 20/10 Mv Jolly Platino MSA Container I/E 20/10 Mv Bux Lagoon Parekh Container I/E 20/10 Mv Dubai Express German Containers I/E 20/10 Tug Micyln Victory / Barge Maritime Lady Chandra Shpg Coated Pipes-500 Mt Export 20/10 Tug Rajaji / Barge Bhagheeratha 5 Chandra Shpg Coated Pipes-2591 Mt Export 20/10 Mv Thuringai Express German Express Containers I/E 20/10 Mv Apl Dalian APL Container I/E 21/10 Mv Msc Jade MSC Containers I/E 21/10 Mv Pulau Cebu Taipan Shpg Plates-5030.887 Mt Import 21/10 Mv Cma Cgm Everest Parekh Marine Containers I/E 21/10 Mv Amber Vita Parekh Marine Coils-27672 Mt Import 21/10 Mv Msc Germany MSC Containers I/E 22/10 Mv Reestborg Caravel Logistics Container I/E 23/10 Mv Catherine Scan Sai Shpg Project Cargo-795 Mt Import 23/10 Mv Mark Twain CSAV Containers I/E 23/10 Mv Ninos Parekh Marine Containers I/E 23/10 Mv Oel Victory Relay Shpg Containers I/E 24/10 Mv Msc Tanzania MSC Containers I/E 24/10 Mv De Xin Hai Taurus Shpg Coal-73518 Mt Import 24/10 Mv Wan Hai 507 Omegh Shpg Containers I/E 24/10 Mv Xing Feng Taurus Shpg Steam Coal-60000 Mt IMP 25/10 Mv Conti La Spezia Parekh Marine Containers I/E 25/10 Mv Cma Cgm Turquoise Cma Cgm Containers I/E 26/10 Mv Oocl Osaka OOCL Containers I/E 26/10 Mv Kota Handal PIL Container I/E 26/10 Mv Great Prosperity Taurus Shpg Steam Coal-69999 IMP 26/10 Mv Jakarta Express German Container I/E 27/10 Mv Lal Bahudar Shastri Sci Con Containers I/E 27/10 Mv Cma Cgm Eiffel Cma Cgm Containers I/E 27/10 Mv Apl Pusan APL Container I/E 28/10
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Mv Msc Highness MSC Containers I/E 28/10 Mv Kota Hakim PIL Containers I/E 30/10
Key : (Cargo)bg-(Cargo)in bags; (Cargo)bk-(Cargo)in bula; A–Allotted; AD-Agents disposal; CB Oil-Carbon Black Oil; Agri pdts-Agricultural Products; Chem–Chemicals; Ch Ore-Chrome Ore; C Coal-Coking Coal; Boxes-Containers/TEUs; Dml- Demolition; FE CHR- Ferrous Chrome; Fo-Furnace Oil; GC-General Cargo; GB-Granite Blocks; GS-Granite Stone; HBI- Hard Briqetted Iron; H Coke-Hard Coke; HSD-High Speed Diesel; I Ore-Iron Core; IOC-Iron Ore Concentrate; IOP-Iron Ore Pellets; LAB-Linear Alkyl BenZene; L Amm-Liquid Ammonia; L Oil-Lube Oil; M ore-Manganese Ore; MoP-Muriate of Potash; Nap-Naphtha; NR-Not Ready; OA-Outer anchorage; P Oil-Palm Oil/Palmolein; P reels-Paper reels; PAX- Passengers; POL- Petroleum,Oil & Lubes; Ph Acid-Phosphoric Acid; PP-Poor Performance; DAP-Potash; Raw C-Raw Cashew; R Phos-Rock Phosphate; STM-Stearine Monomer; S Coils-Steel Coils; S Slabs-Steel Slabs; SKO-Superior Kerosene Oil; T Coal-Thermal Coal; T Logs-Timber Logs; V Oil-Vegetable Oil; Veh-Vehicles; VCM-Vinyl chloride monomer; W-Waiting; Wt.flr.bgs-Wheat flour Bags.
(Source : The Hindu Business Line)
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