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India is long term a good place for us to invest: Jacobs' Vadlamudi - The Economic Times

Economic Times

Economic Times · 23d ago

India is long term a good place for us to invest: Jacobs' Vadlamudi - The Economic Times

Jacobs Solutions anticipates significant growth in India's semiconductor and electronics sectors, driven by both domestic and global investments. The company is involved in major projects, such as the Tata Electronics fab in Gujarat, and sees opportunities in the broader manufacturing ecosystem, including suppliers and ancillary sectors. Despite geopolitical uncertainties, Jacobs remains optimistic about India's long-term potential, supported by incentives and a strong talent pool, positioning it as a viable investment destination for the semiconductor industry.

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Temasek eyes more Indian family-run businesses after Haldiram's deal - The Economic Times

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Economic Times · 2m ago

Temasek eyes more Indian family-run businesses after Haldiram's deal - The Economic Times

Singapore's state investor, Temasek, is keen on investing in Indian family-run businesses due to their strong brand loyalty and multigenerational legacies. After acquiring a 10% stake in Haldiram's for $1 billion, Temasek plans further investments in India's consumer sector. With prior investments in Indian family businesses like Manipal Hospitals, Temasek aims to drive long-term value creation and maintains a positive outlook, intending to invest up to $10 billion in India over three years.

New $1 billion alliance formed to strengthen US-India deep tech ties - The Economic Times

Economic Times

Economic Times · 23d ago

New $1 billion alliance formed to strengthen US-India deep tech ties - The Economic Times

Eight venture capital and private equity firms from the US and India have formed the India Deep Tech Investment Alliance, pledging over $1 billion to support early-stage Indian deep tech startups over the next decade. This initiative aims to enhance US-India tech ties, providing funding, mentorship, and networking opportunities. The alliance will focus on seed to Series B investments, with plans to expand Indian market access, despite potential trade tensions between the two countries complicating long-term cooperation.

Elevation Capital launches $400 million late-stage fund to back IPO-bound startups - The Economic Times

Economic Times

Economic Times · 29d ago

Elevation Capital launches $400 million late-stage fund to back IPO-bound startups - The Economic Times

Elevation Capital has launched a $400 million late-stage fund, Elevation Holdings, to invest in 10-15 companies nearing public market entry, focusing on consumer and financial services with a tech emphasis. This move represents a shift from its early-stage investment strategy. Elevation Holdings will invest $20-$50 million in each company, focusing on long-term value. This strategy is in response to a reset in Indian venture capital, encouraging startups to explore public markets.

AI big opportunity; going to increase jobs: Union minister Piyush Goyal - The Economic Times

Economic Times

Economic Times · 24d ago

AI big opportunity; going to increase jobs: Union minister Piyush Goyal - The Economic Times

Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal emphasized that Artificial Intelligence (AI) will boost job opportunities in India rather than reduce them. Speaking at an industry chamber event, he encouraged decision-makers to adopt AI tools like ChatGPT with transparency and stated that India is keen on embracing new technologies despite potential short-term challenges. Goyal also underscored the importance of human intervention to address ethical concerns related to AI, highlighting the technology's long-term benefits for the country.

50% US tariffs are harsh and unsustainable, change certain: Anand Shah, ICICI Prudential AMC - The Economic Times

Economic Times

Economic Times · 19d ago

50% US tariffs are harsh and unsustainable, change certain: Anand Shah, ICICI Prudential AMC - The Economic Times

Anand Shah from ICICI Prudential AMC anticipates the resolution of harsh US tariffs on India through dialogue and suggests a 50% equity allocation in portfolios. He favors consumer services and manufacturing sectors over IT and FMCG, highlighting the importance of bottom-up stock selection. Despite global uncertainties, he believes the long-term growth story in India remains robust, advising caution and balanced asset allocation. Alternative investment strategies and disciplined methods can mitigate risks and enhance returns.

US stimulus bill may shake global markets, but India stays resilient: Punita Kumar Sinha

Economic Times

Economic Times · 2m ago

US stimulus bill may shake global markets, but India stays resilient: Punita Kumar Sinha

The US stimulus bill may impact global markets by affecting US economy, currency, and bond yields. While global markets have faced various risks like geopolitical tensions and trade disputes, India remains relatively resilient and focused on its internal growth factors. Despite some concerns over valuations and earnings growth, India's long-term prospects look promising due to good monsoons and improving credit cycles. Investors should remain cautious and focus on diversified assets and domestic growth opportunities.

Daily Voice: AMCs could offer solid investment opportunities but be cautiously optimistic on OMCs, says Kunal Jain of Alpha Capital

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Money Control · 1y ago

Daily Voice: AMCs could offer solid investment opportunities but be cautiously optimistic on OMCs, says Kunal Jain of Alpha Capital

Kunal Jain, Senior Consultant and Partner at Alpha Capital, believes that Indian asset management companies (AMCs) like HDFC AMC, Nippon, and UTI offer good investment opportunities due to the long-term growth prospects of the Indian economy and increasing adoption of financial products. He also sees a cautiously optimistic outlook for Indian oil marketing companies (OMCs) in the short to medium term, supported by strong domestic demand for petroleum products. Key drivers for the Indian equity market going forward include US Federal Reserve meetings, RBI monetary policy meetings, US Presidential Election results, assembly election results in India, and corporate earnings data.

Tata, Merck explore exclusive chemical deal for Dholera semiconductor facility - The Economic Times

Economic Times

Economic Times · 1m ago

Tata, Merck explore exclusive chemical deal for Dholera semiconductor facility - The Economic Times

Tata Electronics is negotiating with Merck for an exclusive long-term partnership to supply specialty chemicals for its Dholera semiconductor facility in India. This deal aims to stabilize the supply chain for Tata's $11 billion project, crucial for India's semiconductor ambitions. An agreement would ensure Merck becomes a cornerstone supplier, potentially enhancing manufacturing efficiencies for Tata while offering Merck a strategic foothold in India's growing semiconductor sector, supporting Merck's operational expansion in India.

Chip infra company Jacobs sees role in four plans with govt approval

Economic Times

Economic Times · 1y ago

Chip infra company Jacobs sees role in four plans with govt approval

Facilities management firm Jacobs is focusing on the semiconductor sector in India, as the country attracts more downstream industries and increases its chip fabrication and assembly facilities. The company is actively consulting with several chip projects approved by the government, including partnering with CG Power for an OSAT facility in Sanand. Jacobs also plans to work with Kaynes Semicon, which recently received approval for an OSAT facility in Gujarat. The company's CEO, Bob Pragada, expects to double the company's headcount in India between 2027 and 2029. Jacobs is also involved in the data center business, particularly with the Adani group.

China's export curbs on rare earth magnets impacting EV manufacturers - The Economic Times

Economic Times

Economic Times · 1m ago

China's export curbs on rare earth magnets impacting EV manufacturers - The Economic Times

China's export restrictions on rare earth magnets are affecting India's supply chain, hindering industries such as electric vehicle manufacturing. The Indian government is addressing these issues by engaging with stakeholders and establishing global partnerships to secure essential minerals. Khanij Bidesh India Limited (KABIL) is actively acquiring overseas mineral resources to ensure long-term supply chain resilience. The Ministry of Mines is collaborating internationally to bolster the supply of critical minerals, crucial for various sectors including EVs.

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