ICEMA participation in MHI Manthan.
2nd CE Manufacturing and Supply Chain Summit.
First ever Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) for Construction Equipment Industry.
First ever Industry Mission to Japan in collaboration with ICEMA Strategic Partnerships Panel for exploring business opportunities and inviting Japanese manufacturers to set up production in India.
Panel discussions at EXCON 2023 with OEMs, suppliers and State investment Promotion bodies on components, AatmaNirbhar Bharat, driving demand for construction equipment, promoting trade relations with Italy and exploring opportunities for supply of equipment to Border Roads Organisation.
Policy advocacy on: l Issue of surge in imports of Construction Equipment l Issue of illegal exports of Construction Equipment l Proposal for Production Linked Incentives (PLI) scheme for the CE industry l Formulation of National Capital Goods Policy 2025 l Proposed amendment in the Public Procurement (Preference to Make in India) Order, 2017 [PPP-MII Order, 2017]
Managing Director
Tata Hitachi
Construction Pvt. Ltd.
Treasurer, ICEMA
Chairman & Managing
Director,
Schwing Stetter
India Pvt. Ltd.
President
Wipro Hydraulics
Engineering
Head, Sales, Industrial
Engines & Live Axles
Tata Motors Ltd.
The panel actively collaborates with stakeholders to bolster the manufacturing ecosystem of the Indian construction equipment (CE) industry. This includes enhancing the global competitiveness of OEMs, mitigating supply chain risks, and promoting greater localization, among other initiatives. The panel also submits policy recommendations to the government, advocating for incentives to support the indigenization efforts of OEMs and supply chain players.
1. To engage with various stakeholders (Govt, Industry peers, Sector partners, Global peers, Academia etc.) with an aim to enhance global competitiveness of Indian CE manufacturing industry, to create level playing field globally, benchmark peer countries and evolve a roadmap for India.
2. To drive competitive differentiation for industry by encouraging enhanced use of Industry 4.0 for digitalization and automation of manufacturing processes.
3. To make a representation to Government for incentivizing indigenization efforts of CE industry and its supply chain aimed at boosting exports, through schemes such as PLI, Global Sourcing Scheme , Component Champion Scheme .
4. To represent the issues related to CoDB to the Govt and provide inputs for making Indian CE manufacturing globally competitive. (Input cost, Compliance Cost, Logistics Cost).
5.To improve the capability and competitiveness of the existing supply chain ecosystem (mainly MSMEs), and equip the supply chain players to meet the future innovation needs of the CE industry, with the view to drive the agenda of sustainability
6.To include the requirement of ‘green energy’ as part of the manufacturing process for machines produced for exports
7. To strengthen engagement with Tier 1 suppliers by inviting them to various platforms such as EXCON to apprise them of the CE industry developments
