R.C. Bhargava, in a fireside chat with Ravi Krishnan, Deputy Editor, Moneycontrol, said: “If you want to be a manufacturing giant, we must listen to the Prime Minister and ensure that manufacturing is inclusive... "
Badal, who is on a three-day visit to Tokyo leading an industry body CII delegation, today met Japanese Agriculture Minister Ken Saito to discuss ways to improve bilateral trade between the two countries.
The Reuters Corporate Survey, conducted Jan. 4-17, also found that most wage gains over the past four years since Abe came to power have been minimal and that nearly one-quarter of firms have implemented none at all.
"India is India. I would not necessarily defend everything in India which goes right or wrong. But it is important for Japanese companies to understand that their expectations must be grounded in the Indian reality. Surely Indian reality can be improved.
The data on inflation expectations came after Friday's tankan sentiment survey showed business confidence was subdued in the second quarter, heightening pressure on the BOJ to roll out yet more stimulus to ease the pain from a strong yen.
Piyush Goyal, who is here to take part in the India Japan Strategic Energy Dialogue, also said that companies and lenders in Japan have evinced interest in setting up big solar projects and setting up equipment manufacturing lines in India.
The poll was conducted in July 2014 and covered 1,000 companies in the Japanese manufacturing sector.
During the course of the state visit of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Japan, GMR signed the MoU, a statement from the company said.
Japan is the fourth largest investor in India but still, out of their entire FDI, only 1.7 percent is in India, says Chanda Kochhar, managing director and chief executive officer, ICICI Bank.
Japanese companies have made Tamil Nadu their second home. With already 350 Japanese companies existing in the state and many more in the queue, the southern Indian state has ensured been a secured investment destination to the Japanese.
Japanese companies from eye shadow makers to insurers are stepping up the pace of their overseas expansion as the devastating March 11 earthquake provides another spur to escape their moribund domestic economy.
Japanese companies have a renewed yen for West Bengal, thanks to Mamata Banerjee's pro-industry promises, reports CNBC-TV 18’s Amrita Panja.
Following is a roundup of the impact of this month's devastating earthquake and tsunami on Japanese manufacturers of autos and electronics.
Billionaire investor Warren Buffett believes Japan's devastating earthquake is the kind of extraordinary event that creates a buying opportunity for shares in Japanese companies.
Kamal Sharma, Managing Director of Lupin, started four decades ago almost as a stockiest and C&F agent. Today, his company is one of India’s largest drug manufacturers and the 5th largest generic drug manufacturer in the world.