AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoRenewables: India’s wind capacity is projected to reach about 107 GW by FY31, with annual additions rising to 13.2 GW; transmission build-out remains key to delivering the growth. Engineering: DEE Development Engineers ended September with a ₹2,531-crore order book, while JASH Engineering reported ₹102 crore in monthly orders and a ₹944-crore backlog. Manufacturing: JSW Steel’s Q2 crude-steel output rose 10% quarter on quarter to 7.27 million tonnes; Madhya Pradesh also drew investment proposals worth about ₹90,000 crore at a Mumbai investor meet. IT exports: The US suspended green-card labour certification applications for eight companies, including Infosys, TCS, Wipro and HCL. Existing H-1B visas are unaffected, but the move adds uncertainty for Indian firms in a market that accounts for 54.1% of their software and IT-enabled services exports. Trade: India and ASEAN agreed to accelerate pending chapters in their goods-trade pact review, with the next meeting scheduled for January 2027.
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