Upcoming Vadhvan port draws significant global interest: Sonowal
The new port will cater to a wide range of cargo, including containers, liquid bulk, and general cargo, further diversifying India’s trade portfolio.
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Noida International Airport eyes pharma, agri, and mobile shipments as key cargo sectors
The pharmaceutical sector, with its stringent requirements for temperature-controlled environments, stands to benefit greatly from the airport's advanced cold chain facilities.
PM Modi lays foundation stone for Vadhvan port, signaling a new era in Indian maritime infrastructure
The project has already garnered interest from several global shipping lines and logistics companies eager to capitalize on the port’s advanced infrastructure and strategic location.
Singapore eyes strategic implications as Malaysia unveils $10 billion Infineon semiconductor factory
The new factory, located in Malaysia’s industrial hub, is set to become a major center for advanced semiconductor production. It represents one of the largest investments in the region’s tech infrastructure and highlights Malaysia's strategic positioning in the global semiconductor market. This development not only enhances Malaysia's status as a key player in the electronics sector but also intensifies the competitive landscape for neighboring countries like Singapore, which has long been a dominant force in semiconductor manufacturing and technology.
Luhut to present Indonesia’s nickel investment opportunities to Elon Musk: A bid to boost EV Industry ties
Luhut’s pitch to Musk, a prominent advocate for sustainable energy and electric vehicles, highlights Indonesia’s commitment to developing its nickel industry while adhering to stringent environmental standards.
U.S. firms in Taiwan forge local partnerships to navigate geopolitical and supply-chain risks
According to the American Chamber of Commerce in Taipei, investments from the United States in Taiwan surged to $932 million last year, marking the highest single-year total since 2008.
Red Sea crisis puts strain on China’s exporters as shipping delays and costs mount
The vulnerability of China's export-dependent economy to supply chain disruptions is evident, highlighting the need for resilience against external shocks.