Leaders seek full domestic value chain capabilities to cut risks and compete globally.
Reports from The Hindu indicate that India's auto industry is urging greater localisation. Industry leaders stated the sector must develop capabilities from raw materials and components to advanced technologies and systems. This would reduce supply chain risks and boost global competitiveness. The call backs efforts to strengthen India's manufacturing position. Coverage reflects statements from figures stressing indigenous production over assembly alone.
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Leaders seek full domestic value chain capabilities to cut risks and compete globally.
Reports from The Hindu indicate that India's auto industry is urging greater localisation. Industry leaders stated the sector must develop capabilities from raw materials and components to advanced technologies and systems. This would reduce supply chain risks and boost global competitiveness. The call backs efforts to strengthen India's manufacturing position. Coverage reflects statements from figures stressing indigenous production over assembly alone.
The Hindu@the_hinduIndia’s automobile industry needs to move beyond local assembly and build domestic capabilities across the entire value chain—from raw materials and components to advanced technologies and final systems—to reduce supply-chain risks and strengthen global competitiveness, industry…
The Hindu@the_hinduIndia’s automobile industry needs to move beyond local assembly and build domestic capabilities across the entire value chain—from raw materials and components to advanced technologies and final systems—to reduce supply-chain risks and strengthen global competitiveness, industry…
