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The Allied Founders Celebrates Over 5 Decades of Excellence in Cast Iron Manufacturing and Global Export

India, Manufacturing, News

June 24, 2025

The Allied Founders Pvt Ltd, based in Belgaum, Karnataka, has been a cornerstone in India’s manufacturing sector since 1968. With over 56 years of industry expertise, the company has earned a solid reputation as a trusted manufacturer and exporter of Grey Iron and Ductile Iron Castings, Machined Components, and Assemblies.   Under the leadership of […]

ISIC-Based Analysis of the Global Electric Vehicle Supply Chain

ISIC

February 25, 2025

ISIC-Based Analysis of the Global Electric Vehicle Supply Chain

The electric vehicle (EV) revolution has transformed supply chains in ways that challenge even seasoned industry analysts. Behind the headlines—surging EV sales, gigafactories rising from the ground, government incentives—lies a complex web of industrial activity, spanning continents and industries. For economists and policymakers, making sense of this landscape requires more than narrative. It demands structure. […]

South Africa’s Strategy for Economic Growth Focuses on Manufacturing and Export Expansion

Economic Development, News, South Africa

August 1, 2024

Deputy Minister of Trade, Industry, and Competition, Andrew Whitfield, has emphasized the critical importance of manufacturing and export expansion for South Africa’s economic development. Speaking during a recent Budget Vote debate in the National Council of Provinces (NCOP), Whitfield highlighted the need for a manufacturing-centered approach to enhance economic stability and job creation. Whitfield outlined […]

International Trade Council Reports on India’s Proposed Changes to Foreign Investment in Non-Services Sector

Foreign Investments, India, News

September 8, 2023

India is contemplating changes to its investment policies to encourage foreign inflows into its manufacturing and industrial sectors, according to sources within the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT). These changes are expected to be part of the ongoing discussions for Free Trade Agreements (FTAs). A Shift in Policy The proposed modifications […]

Evaluating Automation Impacts on Labor by ISIC

ISIC

November 10, 2022

Evaluating Automation Impacts on Labor by ISIC

For all the breathless headlines about robots replacing workers, the reality of automation—and its effect on labor—unfolds in slow, uneven waves. It isn’t a matter of robots suddenly flooding every shop floor, but a patchwork of change that plays out sector by sector, year by year. If you want to see what’s really happening beneath […]

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