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Automotive and Transport

Sector in India

Monthly Update

August 2012



Top Story

Indian to produce 6 mn green vehicles by 2020

Indian government plans to invest INR 230 bn to increase the production of electric andhybrid vehicles in the next eight years. The country aims to produce 6 mn green vehiclesby 2020, including 4 to 5 mn two‐wheelers, such as bicycles, scooters and motorcycles.

New Delhi plans to contribute INR 130‐140 bn of the total investment plan, with

ompanies providing the rest. Mahindra & Mahindra’s Reva has set a target of sellingc30,000 of its battery‐run cars per annum by 2016.

India’s electric and hybrid vehicle is still at a nascent stage. Presently, most

manufacturers are focused on the production of low‐emission conventional cars owing to

the lack of the infrastructure for electric vehicles and high cost of new technologies. The

Indian electric vehicle market had suffered tremendous loss after the withdrawal of

government subsidies worth up to INR 0.1 mn per vehicle in April. However, the electricand hybrid vehicle market is expected to gain momentum with renewed government

upport in terms of individual schemes for subsidy element, R&D, demand creation andnfrastructure.

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Diverse features make Darcl one of the leading logistic companies in India

Darcl Logistics offers multimodal logistics services spread over a wide network of more

han 178 locations. Its multimodal logistics include Rail ‐ Road shipments, Road ‐ Airt

shipments and Road ‐ Sea shipments.

Darcl has acquired more than 100,000 trucks including 20 trans‐shipment hubs acrossmajor port cities and industrial towns spreading across all the major destinations in

India. With a fleet of more than 500 heavy vehicles Darcl Logistics has developed into an

all logistics company in India having PAN India coverage. Darcl provides high quality

ogistics services to different sectors such as telecom, agriculture, automobile, power andlFMCG.

The company thus sufficiently meets the complete transportation requirements of thelients without any types of geographical hindrances. These diverse qualities have turned

he company into one of the leading logistics companies in India.

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Automotive and Transport – Monthly Update



News Update

General

Recovery in

US

auto

market

pleases

the

Indian

auto

component

makers

The auto industry in US has been gradually recovering after years of unstable market conditions. Compared to the previous five years, there was maximum growth in the

month of Jul 2012. Total sales had increased by 9% y‐o‐y. However, the 14.09 mn units

sold in Jul was less than the 15.1 mn units sold in Feb 2012. Chrysler, Toyota and Honda

itnessed growth in sales. But domestic majors like General Motors and Ford has not yet wbenefited from the country’s recovering auto industry.

India’s auto component makers are happy with the revival in the US auto industry, asEuropean market is also going through a crisis situation. Besides, Chinese market has

been affected by financial sector problems and government restrictions. Auto sales inhina have recorded a minor growth of less than 3% during Jan‐Jul 2012, which is beingC

considered as the country’s worst performance in more than a 20 years period.

Indian component makers are relying on exports as the domestic auto industry is alsogoing through a slow growth phase. Hence, the gradual recovery in the US auto industry

cts as a boon for the India’s critical component industry as it is likely to offset the

eclining demand from the other global markets.

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30 new cars to hit the market during the festive season

Auto makers are planning to roll out 30 new cars during the festive season in India.

Automobile industry has been witnessing declining car sales owing to rising fuel prices,high interest rates and overall economic slowdown. However, carmakers are expecting to

evive sales by introduction of new models across segments and markets, from newrMaruti 800 to Jaguar XJL.

Festive season is stretched over a longer period this year, starting with Onam in Aug and

ending in mid‐Nov with Diwali. Softening interest rates coupled with aggressive pricing

on new products can help in increasing sales during this season. Interesting combination

of micro small cars, hatchbacks, sedans and SUVs will soon hit the market. These include,aruti 800, Mahindra Mini Xylo, Volkswagen UP!, Ford EcoSport SUV, Chevrolet Sail andM

Tata Manza CS and others.

Hyundai has launched its new Elantra sedan on 13th Aug with an introductory pricing of

around INR 1 mn onwards. Following this, Toyota will launch its new version of its

premium sedan Camry on 24th Aug. Besides, new Maruti 800 is expected to be inroduction by next week and will be launched by the end of 2012. Volkswagen’s mini car

P! will soon enter the Indian market and is expected to have a starting price of 0.3 mn.

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Ford India recalls owing to manufacturing defects

Manufacturing defects in Figo and Classic, which have resulted in recalling around

30,000 of these models by the US based Ford Motor’s subsidiary Ford India. There were1

problems associated with the steering and rear suspension.

Faulty rear twist beams have been installed in the cars that were manufactured between

Jan 2008 and Dec 2010. This could cause problems in the car’s brake performance.

17,655 of Figo and Classic cars produced from Sep 2010 to Feb 2011 were recalled forreplacing a PAS Hose. This faulty hose could result in leakage of oil, addition of noxious

umes, smoke or even fire in extreme cases. Few Figo and Classis cars exported to South

frica are also included in this recall.

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Production begins at Maruti’s Manesar plant Maruti Suzuki India Limited has resumed the production at its Manesar plant, after a

month shut down owing to the labour unrest which had resulted in the death of onesenior executive and 100 others injured. During this period, more than 500 auto ancillary

makers in the Gurgaon‐Manesar‐Bawal auto hub had gone through a rough time owing todemand shortage. Profits went down due to lack of fresh orders. Several ad‐hoc labourers

were laid off along with reduction in working hours. From three work shifts it was cut

own to one. In Udyog Vihar, most auto ancillary units had witnessed 60‐70% decline indproduction coupled with inventory pile up resulting in losses.

The shut down at the Manesar plant had been harmful for the auto ancillary

anufacturers in the region. Surrounding auto ancillary units had incurred huge losses inmidst the demand slump.

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Volkswagen appoints Arvind Saxena as MD in India

Germany based Volkswagen has appointed Arvind Saxena as the managing director of its

passenger car business in India. He has been chosen to improve the company’s market

share amidst major Asian car makers along with reviving its declining sales. Companyelieves that Mr. Saxena’s wide knowledge and understanding of the Indian automotiveb

sector will aid in the development of the brand.

36,386 Volkswagen cars have been sold in India during Jan‐Jun 2012 in comparison to

37,678 for the same period last year. Company has plans of launching its cheapest smallar UP! in 2013 as an effort to increase the its overall sales in the country to 1 mn units by

018.

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Freight charge likely to increase for container train operators

Rail freight charge for container train operators is likely to increase owing to the Railway

Ministry’s proposal. As a result of this price hike the cost of operations for players such asontainer Corporation of India (Concor), Gateway Rail Freight, Arshiya Rail, APL

ndialinx, Hind Terminals, Container Rail Road Services, Boxtrans and Inlogistics will rise.

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The proposed hike follows the increase in container transportation charges on varioustrade lanes connecting India by shipping lines such as APL, MSC and Evergreen. This

subsequent decision might have resulted as world’s top two shipping lines NOL and MSC

hipping supports APL and Hind Terminals respectively. This hike will makeransportation of goods on container trains expensive.

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Gati Ship launching a dedicated service between Chennai-Yangon

Gati Ship Pvt. Ltd is set to launch a dedicated shipping route service between Chennai‐Yangon‐Chennai. This new route will help businesses maximize trade potential between

yanmar and India. The trade potential between the two countries is expected to doubleM

to INR 111.6 bn by 2015.

Gati Ship Pvt. Ltd, a 100% subsidiary of Gati Ltd., provides a one stop logistics solutions

for all sea bound cargo shipments. This company is the only licensed operator which

makes several voyages every month between India and Myanmar via Port Blair.Moreover, it is the only direct service operator on the East Coast of India – Myanmar

route. In order to give further boost to the trade between the two countries, KaladanMultimodal Transit Transport Project has been proposed. This project is expected to

ake a direct trade corridor between a port in Myanmar and Indian ports on the eastern

oast which will then pass through riverine transport and lastly by road to Mizoram.

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Indian Railways is launching the Mumbai elevated rail corridor project

Indian Railways is planning to launch a new air‐conditioned suburban train service in

Mumbai. The project will involve cost of around INR 200 bn. The technical feasibilitytudy for this Mumbai elevated rail corridor project has already been conducted ands

concessionaire shall be finalized by March 15, 2013.

The new 63.27 km elevated rail corridor links Oval Maidan, South Mumbai, and Virar in

the northern most railway station of Mumbai Suburban Railway. This corridor will have

two‐track corridor along the existing Churchgate‐Virar section, which is operated by theWestern Railway (WR) Zone of Indian Railways. Out of the 62.27 km corridor, 42.72 km

route will be on elevated track, 8.04 km will be underground and the remaining 12.52 at ground level. It will have with 26 stations, designed for trains running at speed of 100

mph. This service is expected to boost capacity on the over‐exhausted western suburban

ailway service.

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Chennai Port

Mega

Terminal

Project

is

set

to

start

soon

Chennai Port Mega Terminal Project is expected to start shortly. The first ship would be

anchored in three years at the new terminal. About INR 40 bn of investment is requiredor this project. This would double the container handling capacity from the current 3.1f


mt per year. The project is expected to be completed by Jan 2020.

With the establishment of a mega container terminal with a capacity to handle 4 mn

tonnes of cargo, Chennai Port aims to regain its leading position in container traffic. It



would be capable of handling ultra large container ships of capacity over 15,000 TEUsand length of 400 m. The project was being planned on BOT basis where the BOT

operator would invest on berth and breakwater construction, reclamation of backup area,

handling equipment and other landside infrastructure. The rated capacity will be 4 mnTEUs.

Noida Extension projects gets approval

The Greater Noida's Master Plan‐2021 has been approved by the NCR Planning Board on25th Aug, 2012. This approval clears the way for resumption of construction in hundreds

e x Bothof housing projects in th city, including the Noida 'E tension' area. the buyers and

the real estate developers are now in relief after this approval.This action will lead to a major boost in economic activity in the region. NCR will be

directly benefitted on its construction business. Employment opportunities will increase

from the recommencement of construction work. However, the approval is subject to

incorporation of certain conditions in the final master plan. These include provision forregional rapid rail transport line, expressways and a mass transit system, besides

aintaining a mandatory green cover and providing housing for economically weakerections.

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Shipping ministry to call for a rebid on JNPT container terminal Project Government of India is looking for a final response from Singapore’s PSA International

Pte Ltd and ABG Ports Pvt Ltd. The consortium formed by the two companies had won a

contract to build a new container terminal at Jawaharlal Nehru port near Mumbai. The

inner however is dithering on signing the concession agreement for the INR 80 bnwproject.

The shipping ministry will decide on rebidding out the project on the basis of their

response. The JN Port Trust (JNPT) will get huge fund if PSA leads the project. Reason

behind the delay in the project could be unfavorable economic condition and rising cost

f the project. In addition competition from neighboring ports coupled with the highevenue share offered to win the bid might have been an unwise decision.

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Allotment of developed land to JNPT affected people

The Union Government has declared to allot 12.5% of the developed land to the Project‐

affected Persons (PAPs) of the Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust (JNPT). The Centre wouldprovide 11 hectares of land to the City and Industrial Development Corporation for

allotment to PAPs. While the Centre will bear the cost of providing adequatenfrastructure to landowners, the state government will implement the development i

plan.

Around 3,000 workers of JNPT had supported a total bandh by going on strike to securetheir demand. The PAPs wanted developed land in lieu of their ancestral plots acquired

by the union shipping ministry for developing the port.




TCI to fight slowdown with new services

Transport Corporation of India (TCI), a leading logistics company is strategizing its

operations in order to endure the dampening effect in the logistics sector. The budget is

ne of the major reasons behind this slowdown. The company expects to grow its salesoand net profit by about 10‐15% in FY2012‐13.

TCI has slowed down our business growth in certain businesses, like freight, which are

actually quite dependent on credit. As many companies were delaying their paymentsdue to the tightening economic situation the company strategically planned to do less

business instead of doing business that doesn’t guarantee returns. Further, it made some

changes in their business model. It is looking at over‐dimensional cargo or rail cargo inthe freight business. Gradually, it has started adding new services in order to add to

future revenue streams. TCI has a budget of about INR 1.5 bn from the Board. Of this

amount, about INR 400 mn is for purchase of trucks, INR 700 mn to build new hub

enters and warehouses, INR 250 mn for buying vessels and other miscellaneous ITystems, among others.

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News Update

Regulatory India to jointly set up auto parts SEZ in Sri Lanka

India has decided to help Sri Lanka for setting up an Engineering and Automobile

components Special Economic Zone. It will be located near Trincomalee, which lies in theEastern coast of Sri Lanka. It will also feature a skill training institute. This will encouragehe Indian component makers to focus on exports. Besides, they are also looking towardst

jointly establishing a pharmaceutical manufacturing hub in Sri Lanka.

joint task force has been working on how to develop the two SEZs, which will be

ubmitting its report within 90 days.

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Indian Government standards to enhance fuel efficiency by 20%

Government of India will soon implement new regulations making it mandatory for car

makers to enhance per kilometer mileage by ~20% in the coming eight years. Cars need

to be rated depending on their fuel efficiency from next year. Five star labeling will beacquired by the most fuel efficient car in a particular weight category, while the lowest will have one star rating. Cars which do not fall between one to five ratings need to be

hased out. Car makers failing to adhere to the new fuel economy rules will be penalizedp


depending on the variation from the standard.

Government aims to raise the average fuel mileage to18.1 kms/litre by 2015 and 20.79

kms/litre by 2020 from the current 16.6 kms/litre. The implementation of this regulation



can lead to 8‐10% rise in car prices, extra cost incurred by the car purchasers could beecovered in three years and saving three metric tonnes of fuel by 2015. However, this

an also result in decline in car sales.

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News Update

Expansion Plans Piaggio to strengthen its presence in India

Italy based two‐wheeler manufacturer Piaggio has plans of rolling out its mass market

scooter by the end of 2013. It has started working on developing this new product withts own technology. It will be available under a new brand for the mass market segment i

and not under Vespa, which represents the high‐end segment.

Besides, Piaggio Vehicles Private Ltd (India) is investing INR 1.5 bn for capacityexpansion at its Baramati plant in Maharashtra. At present, the plant is producing nearly

10,000‐12,000 units per month with an annual installed capacity of 0.15 mn units.

ompany is planning to double the plant’s capacity by the Q4 of 2013. Hence, it isCexpected to produce at least 20,000 units per month by 2014.

The scooter segment in India is expected to grow at a CAGR of 18‐20% in the next fiveyears. Scooter sales have recorded a growth of 24.55% to 2.56 mn units in 2011‐12.

Piaggio is also looking towards expanding its sales network with 100 dealerships by the

nd of 2012, increasing its presence to almost 75‐85% in the Indian market. Currently, it as 48 dealerships across 35 cities in the country.

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MyTVS ties up with Rajgarhia Group to set up four outlets in West Bengal MyTVS has made its entry into eastern India through its strategic alliance with Rajgarhia

roup. MyTVS is a flagship brand of TVS Automobile Solutions. It has plans of setting upG

four showrooms in West Bengal by the end of 2012.

MyTVS has already launched its first multi‐brand car service outlet at Taratala in Kolkata

through TVS Rajgarhia Automobile Solutions, which is a floating JV between South India

based TVS Automobile Solutions and Rajgarhia Group. MyTVS aims to offer valuable

ervice solutions along with car servicing via tie‐ups with OEMs and vendors. It has rolledsout a promotional package for car servicing priced at INR 299.

By 2015, MyTVS has plans of increasing its own and service franchise outlets to 100 and

00 respectively from its existing 30 outlets and 49 franchisee outlets in Tamil Nadu,

erala, Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka.

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Mercedes to produce 30,000 cars by 2015-16 in India

Mercedes Benz has plans of expanding its annual production capacity by three times in

t a iIndia, reaching 30,000 units by 2015‐16. I also h s long term plans of achiev ng 100,000

units by 2020. Currently, it has an annual production capacity of 10,000 cars.Mercedes already manufactures B Class and A Class in India. It has also started theproduction of its M Class in the country. It will introduce a SUV on A Class platform by

2014‐15.

Company believes that luxury car market in India is expected to reach 400,000‐500,000units by 2020 and it will be divided among 4‐5 major players with a required capacity of

00,000 each. Hence, Mercedes is ramping up its production capacity to benefit from the

rowth in the Indian luxury car market.

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Yamaha to expand in India

Japan based Yamaha Motor’s India unit has plans of setting up 2,000 dealerships by 2018,

from the current 400 dealerships. The network expansion will focus on Tier 2 and 3cities. It is also coordinated with its expected product launches in the coming years,

including the launch of a gearless scooter ‘Ray’ at the end of this year. This scooter willnly sell in the Indian market. Besides, Yamaha has plans of launching several newo

products in mass volume motorcycles segment by 2016.

Yamaha has a target of selling 1 mn units by 2014 which is highly dependent on the

growth in the scooter segment. It has been growing at a faster rate than the motorcycle

egment. Southern and Western region have been identified as the best markets fors

scooters. Company is planning to add another 40‐50 dealerships in the West.

Company is setting up its third manufacturing plant in Chennai with a total investment of INR 15 bn over a period of 5 years. Once the factory is operational, exports will be one of

the key revenue generators owing to its proximity to ports. It is also investing INR 7.5 bn

for capacity expansion at its existing facilities in Noida and Faridabad, product

development and network expansion. There will be a R&D centre dedicated for theevelopment of low‐cost products in the future. In the sports bike segment, company is

ooking towards the feasibility of a bike above 250 cc category.

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Maruti to produce 700,000 diesel engines by 2014

Maruti Suzuki India Ltd. has plans of expanding the production capacity of its dieselengines to 700,000 units by 2014. Maruti is the largest car maker in India in terms of

sales. Currently, it has an annual capacity to produce 300,000 diesel engines. It getsadditional 100,000 from Fiat S.p.A. Company has invested INR17 bn to develop a diesel

ngine manufacturing facility which is scheduled to be in operation by 2013. The newe


facility is expected to produce 150,000 diesel engines in 2013 and 300,000 in 2014.

Demand for diesel run vehicles has surpassed that for the petrol cars owing to the

existing price gap between gasoline and diesel. For example, diesel is priced at INR 41.32

per liter while price of gasoline is much higher at INR 68.46 per liter in New Delhi. Maruti



expects sales of its diesel‐run cars to increase by 10% and sales of its petrol‐run cars todecline by 6% during FY13.

Volkswagen plans

a new

compact

SUV

Volkswagen has announced its plans of rolling out a new compact Sports Utility Vehicle(SUV) in the Indian auto market, based on the Polo hatchback. The German car maker was

acking in this segment. However, it has decided to introduce a compact SUV to capitalizel

upon the growing demand in this segment.

Volkswagen will build the new compact SUV on its MQB (Modular Transverse Matrix)

platform. Owing to MQB’s high adaptability, company has decided to incorporate thistechnology across all its models in different segments. The new model will be available in

wo‐wheel drive and all‐wheel drive (AWD) chassis, coupled with the sophisticatedt

double clutch DSG (Direct Shift Gearbox).

As the Indian market is already dominated by some reputed and capable models, the

Volkswagen’s compact SUV will be facing serious competition from existing models, suchas, Ford EcoSport and Renault Duster.

DP World expands operation with 7.5% growth in container volumes in India, Asia

Pacific

DP World Ltd. has witnessed 7.5% growth in container volumes at its terminals by the

first 6 months of 2012, with its Asia Pacific and Indian subcontinent operations.

DP World, the 3rd largest port operator in the world has handled 28.2 mn twenty‐foot equivalent units in 2012 at its more than 60 terminals compared with 26.2 mn TEUs in

2011. During this period, the volume in the Asia Pacific and Indian regions has witnessedhe maximum growth accounting 12%. The company has been performing better in the

nd half of the earlier years, and is expected to continue its prospective performance.

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Concor diversifying into private freight terminals & focusing on warehousing

Container Corporation of India (Concor), the market leader in container train business is

diversifying its operation into private freight terminals. Concor will now focus more onwarehousing. Concor plans investment of INR 16.52 bn in 2012, including INR 7.6 bn for

and acquisition at important centers and a total of INR 60 bn over 2012‐17. Concor willl

start construction of logistics parks shortly.

With the initiation of the goods and services tax regime Concor plans to build upwarehousing capacity. The company expects to gain significantly from warehousing and

value‐added services that can be provided in warehouses. In addition, Concor has beenpermitted to develop Private Freight Terminals at two locations which will allow

andling of non‐containerized commodities at these terminals. This adds as anotherource of revenue stream.

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DTDC plans global expansion owing to high revenue

DTDC Courier & Cargo Ltd, the INR 4.24 bn courier‐turned‐logistics company is on a

global expansion spree owing to its high revenue generation. In addition, Reliance ADA

roup holds a 40% stake in this Bangalore‐based company which boosts furtherGinvestments.

The company has added outlets in China and Canada. It has also purchased a 52% stake

in Eurostar Express, the courier and logistics arm of Dubai's Eurostar Group. The twoinvestments cost DTDC about INR 665 mn. Further, DTDC is entering into a joint venture

in Pakistan and opening its first centre in Yangon, Myanmar. A joint venture with Fast

orld Couriers, its partner in Sydney, Australia is expected by the end of Aug 2012llowing it to add centers in other Australian cities.

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DHL plans business expansion focusing SMEs in towns

DHL, the leading logistics company plans to expand its operation with a focus to captureIndian small and medium enterprises (SMEs) along with life sciences, pharmaceuticals

nd healthcare. DHL aims to connect with the SMEs to provide them logistic and courieraservices as they are spreading into tier II and III cities and towns.

Further the company has plans to expand business in tier‐II cities such as Jabalpur,Solapur, Satara and Kanpur. By the end of 2012, it will also open 25 new retail centers to

take the existing number to 500 and by end of 2015 to 800.

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Financials Investment plan by ITC in FMCG business

ITC has planned to invest INR 250 bn by 2019‐20 on its FMCG and logistics operations.

he company which spreads from tobacco‐to‐hotels aims to challenge market leadersT

such as Hindustan Unilever and Procter & Gamble.

At present ITC is implementing over 40 projects across India, expecting INR 150 bn sales

of its non‐cigarette FMCG business in the next 7 years. ITC has further plans to enter the

packaged dairy product business, as well developing nutritional products to addressspecific health conditions, such as heart problems, diabetes and cognition.




Industry Expert Speak

Toyota will assemble its Camry in India – Hiroshi Nakagawa, Managing Director, Toyota Kirloskar Motor This is seventh generation of Camry. We will be manufacturing it locally in India so that

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Development of Maruti Suzuki's Gujarat plant site – Kamal Dayani , Gujarat Industry Commissioner “This site is also part of a bigger planning. We have a concept of

Special Investment Region (SIR). The master plan for development this site is in progress.ow, keeping in view MSI's requirement, we will modify that SIR planning and we will be

ble to meet their infrastructure requirements in next 2‐3 years.”

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Gati Ship launching a dedicated service between Chennai-Yangon – Mr. Dhruv Agarwal, Vice President, Gati Ship,“With the opening up of the trade relations between and India and Myanmar and an

aggressive bi‐lateral trade projection, we see a lot of business potential on this route. Our

xpertise and excellent relations in the Myanmar Shipping industry will be an added

dvantage.”

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Automotive : Transactions (Jun – Aug 2012)

Date Buyer Target Size

(INR mn) % stake Deal Status

Type of

Tra n nsactio

9th Aug

2012

Standard

Chartered PrivateEquity

Craftsman

AutomationPrivate Limited

850 NA CompletedPrivate

Equity

2 l4th Ju

2012

Polaris Industries

Inc.

Eicher Motors

LimitedNA 50% Completed JV

13th Jul2012

Tube Investmentsof India Limited

Shanthi Gears 4640 44.12% Completed M&A

21st Jun2012

TebodinConsultants &

Engineers

Tebodin Mukesh

Consultants &Engineers India

Priv itedate Lim

NA 49% Completed M&A

12th Jun2012

Maruti SuzukiIndia Limited

SuzukiPowertrain India

Limited

NA 30% Pending M&A




Transport : Transactions (Jun 2012 – Aug 2012)

Date Buyer Target Deal

Size

(INR mn)

% stake Deal Status

Type of

Transaction

21st Aug

2012Sikorsky

TataAdvanced

SystemsLimited

(TASL)

N.A. N.A. N.A. JV

19th Jul

2012

Mediterranean

Shipping Co. SA

Adani

InternationalContainer

Terminal Pvt.

Ltd

N.A. 50% Planned JV

28th Jun

2012

Vertex Venture

Holdings Ltd,Kleiner Perkins

Caufield Byers(KPCB) and

Sherpalo Ventures

ReverseLogistics

Company Pvt Ltd (RLC)

1,710 N.A. Completed PE

15th Jun2012

Times Interet Delhivery N.A. N.A. Completed M&A

9th Jun

2012

Embassy Group and

Maini Group

Embassy‐

MainiLogistics

BangalorePvt. Ltd

N.A. N.A. Planned JV

Automotive : Annual Financial Results – Revenue (INR mn)

Companies

FY ‘09

FY

‘10

FY

‘11

FY

‘12

Apollo Tyres Limited 49,945.4 81,316.1 88,743.5 121,532.9

Balkrishna Industries Limited 13,998.6 15,637.3 21,920.9 N.A.

Ceat Limited 23,870.1 28,517.8 36,037.5 N.A.




Electrotherm India Limited 16,827.8 20,073.5 24,015.6 N.A.

Falcon Tyres Limited* 6,048.6 8,222.6 9,797.5 N.A.

Indag Rubber Limited 762.789 1,117.105 1,499.396 2,161.262

JK Tyres Limited 39,862.8 45,846.8 59,786.0 69,127.2

Kabirdass Motor Company Limited 26.048 32.05 N.A. N.A.

Kesoram Industries Limited 39,305.6 47,615.3 54,223.6 59,033.8

Mahindra & Mahindra Limited 269,197.6 316,879.2 370,254.4 582,414.0

Modi Rubber Limited* 862.47 4,036.718 660.889 N.A.

MRF Limited 56,924.9 74,750.8 97,645.5 N.A.

Tata Motors Limited 708,809.5 925,192.5 1,231,333.0 1,648,545.2

TVS Srichakra Limited 5,773.5 7,024.7 10,921.6 N.A.

Vamshi Rubber Limited 9.926 19.507 22.505 N.A.

* Change in Financial Year Ending

Automotive : Annual Financial Results – Income (INR mn)

Companies FY ‘09 FY ‘10 FY ‘11 FY ‘12


Balkrishna Industries Limited 744.0 2,190.4 1,946.3 N.A.

Ceat Limited ‐161.1 1,624.8 264.7 N.A.

Electrotherm India Limited 527.9 533.2 89.7 N.A.

Falcon Tyres Limited* 299.7 453.3 154.6 N.A.




Indag Rubber Limited 76.211 115.736 107.525 208.713

JK Tyres Limited ‐1,492.6 2,235.2 659.1 ‐319.9

Kabirdass Motor Company Limited 0.974 ‐6.811 N.A. N.A.

Kesoram Industries Limited 3,787.3 2,373.4 ‐2,102.1 ‐3,797.4


Modi Rubber Limited* 554.057 ‐212.616 364.59 N.A.

MRF Limited 2,507.8 3,575.0 6,187.7 N.A.

Tata Motors Limited ‐25,052.5 25,710.6 92,736.2 135,165.0

TVS Srichakra Limited 89.7 298.2 391.4 N.A.


* Change in Financial Year Ending

Automotive : Quarterly

Financial

Results

– Revenue

(INR

mn)

Companies

Jul-Sep

2011

Oct -Dec

2011

Jan-Mar

2012

Apr-Jun

2012


Balkrishna Industries Limited N.A. 7,587.7 N.A, N.A.

Ceat Limited N.A. 10,654.4 N.A. 12,249.7

Electrotherm India Limited N.A. 3,189.1 N.A. N.A.

Falcon Tyres Limited N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

Indag Rubber Limited 540.7 576 565.5 589.0

JK Tyres Limited N.A. 14,229.4 N.A. N.A.




Kabirdass Motor Company Limited N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

Kesoram Industries Limited 12,683.9 15,529.8 15,483.4 N.A.


Modi Rubber Limited N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

MRF Limited N.A. 28,754.9 N.A. N.A.

Tata Motors Limited 359,384.7 451,992.9 514,086.1 431,711.3

TVS Srichakra Limited N.A. 3,494.5 N.A. N.A.

Vamshi Rubber Limited 210.64 201 198.83 N.A.

Automotive : Quarterly Financial Results – Income (INR mn)

Companies

Jul-Sep

2011

Oct -Dec

2011

Jan-Mar

2012

Apr-Jun

2012

Apollo Tyres Limited 777.7 980.4 1,569.6 1380.2

Balkrishna Industries Limited N.A. 728.8 N.A. N.A.

Ceat Limited N.A. 23.9 N.A. 290.1

Electrotherm India Limited N.A. ‐1,323.9 N.A. N.A.

Falcon Tyres Limited N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

Indag Rubber Limited 52.4 53.1 65 66.5

JK Tyres Limited N.A. ‐213.1 N.A. N.A.

Kabirdass Motor Company Limited N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

Kesoram Industries Limited ‐2,664.2 ‐2,756.4 2,288.3 N.A.




Mahindra & Mahindra Limited 6,819.8 8,318 9,505.6 10,263.6

Modi Rubber Limited N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

MRF Limited N.A. 1,128.9 N.A. N.A.

Tata Motors Limited 18,773.3 34,055.5 62,340.0 22,449.1

TVS Srichakra Limited N.A. 66.4 N.A. N.A.


Transport : Annual Financial Results – Revenue (INR mn)

Companies FY ‘09 FY ‘10 FY ‘11 F Y ‘12

ABC India Ltd. 1,585.70 1,466.10 2,059.10 N.A.

ABG Shipyard Ltd. 14,130.00 18,124.40 21,369.00 24,238.30

Allcargo Logistics Ltd.* 20,609.30 28,613.40 33,963.00 35,396.40

Aqua Logistics Ltd. 2,134.00 3,220.10 3,808.80 3,683.00

Arshiya International Ltd. 5,033.80 5,258.90 8,215.20 10,467.50

Bharati Shipyard Ltd. 10,199.00 13,480.00 16,090.00 11 0,024.0

Blue Dart Express Ltd. 9,075.40 11,499.00 14,922.70 N.A.

Brahmanand Himghar Ltd. 66.455 48.855 42.362 N.A.

Chartered Logistics Ltd. 1,356.95 1,235.43 1,841.89 2,564.20

Chowgule Steamships Ltd. 2,376.32 910.927 839.649 856.97

Container Corporation of India Ltd. 34,524.00 37,306.00 38,924.70 40,609.50

Essar Ports Ltd. 25,830.80 30,077.70 13,919.30 11,088.10




Four Soft Ltd. 1,945.93 1,329.60 1,219.06 1,280.58

Gateway Distriparks Ltd. 4,520.00 5,180.40 6,024.60 8,2 014.5

Gati Ltd. 7,904.10 9,261.10 12,094.40 N.A.

Global Offshore Services Ltd. 1,632.25 2,124.12 1,968.17 2,335.70

Great Eastern Shipping CompanyLtd.

41,239.30 30,755.10 25,850.30 29,342.50

Gujarat Pipavav Port Ltd. 2,207.10 2,839.30 3,967.70 N.A.

Mercator Ltd. 22,105.10 18,087.30 28,316.80 36,999.10

Seamec Ltd. 2685.86 * 3,247.21 1,023.76 1,817.70

Shreyas Shipping and Logistics Ltd. 2,840.61 1,539.87 1,886.91 2,704.90

Sical Logistics Ltd. 6,745.50 7,220.10 8,017.40 7,796.30

SKS Logistics Ltd. 328.291 294.24 442.25 227.78

The Shipping Corporation of IndiaLtd.

41,843.50 34,935.30 35,671.40 38,208.00

Transport Corporation of India Ltd. 13,512.60 15,225.10 18,530.20 19,537.50

Var o.un Shipping C Ltd. 9,146.60 6,852.30 4,946.70 3,149.90

*Change in financial year

Transport : Annual Financial Results – Income (INR mn)

Companies F Y ‘09 FY 0 ‘1 F Y ‘11 F Y ‘12

ABC India Ltd. 43.3 8 54.9 N.A.

ABG Shipyard Ltd. 1,711.60 2,181.20 2,047.10 1,856.70

Allcargo Logistics Ltd. 1,299.50 1,659.20 2,228.70 2,345.90




Aqua Logistics Ltd. 111.5 205.4 223.9 82.9

Arshiya International 656.2 983.1 820.1 1,176.40

Bharati Shipyard Ltd. 1,334.80 1,3 003.5 1,043.80 59.50

Blue Dart Express Ltd. 611.9 947 1,241.90 N.A.

Brahmanand Himghar 0.68 0.68 0.829 N.A.

Chartered Logistics Ltd. 15.85 40.26 78.21 61.2

Chowgule Steamships 1,175.67 766.64 276.93 ‐1,058.55

Container Corporation India Ltd. 7,791.50 7,776.30 8,763.70 8,778.80

Essar Ports Ltd. 772 937.7 362.9 639.2

Four Soft Ltd. 447.25 76.65 30.942 ‐426.38

Gateway Distriparks Ltd. 795.8 791.4 967.5 1,3 020.3

Gati Ltd. ‐186.6 95 141 N.A.

Global Offshore Services 411.49 412.2 222.24 256.1

Great Eastern Shipping CompanyLtd.

14,178.30 5,127.60 4,687.00 3,165.50

Gujarat Pipavav Port Ltd. ‐1,163.90 ‐547.2 571 N.A.

Mercator Ltd. 3,764.50 532.4 940 205.6

Seamec Ltd. 471.213 1,419.55 ‐671.66 ‐131.9

Shreyas Shipping and Logistics Ltd. 55.86 ‐157.05 127.77 56.3

Sical Logistics Ltd. 180.1 ‐356.3 ‐80.3 139.9

SKS Logistics Ltd. 0.77 ‐81.87 32.65 8.889




The Shipping Corporation of IndiaLtd.

9,406.70 3,769.10 5,673.50 ‐4,282.10

Transport Corporation of India Ltd. 332.6 412.7 501.3 595.00

Varun Shipping Co. Ltd. 1,240.30 ‐1,528.80 147.5 91.80

*Change in financial year

Transport : Quarterly Financial Results – Revenue (INR mn)

Companies

Apr-Jun

2011

Jul-Sep

2011

Oct -Dec

2 011Jan

-Mar

2012

ABC India Ltd. N.A. 623.2 623.2 585.1

ABG Shipyard Ltd. N.A. N.A. 6,192.90 NA

Allcargo Logistics Ltd. 8,540.60 8,115.90 9,983.10 42 0,711.5

Aqua Logistics Ltd. 1,107.50 921.7 1,630.10 786.4

Arshiya International Ltd. 2,226.00 2,4 053.9 2,688.90 3,0 098.6

Bharati Shipyard Ltd. 4,3 097.2 N.A. 3,2 049.6 NA

Brahmanand Himghar Ltd. 9.75 N.A. N.A. 2.65

Chartered Logistics Ltd. 530.177 575.211 N.A. 761.2

Chowgule Steamships Ltd. N.A. 60.7 N.A. N.A.

Container Corporation of India Ltd. 9,490.30 N.A. 10 0,462.5 N.A.

Essar Ports Ltd. 2,745.80 9,816.50 88.6 2,883.10

Four Soft Limited 299.865 305.217 329.297 346.202

Gateway Distriparks Ltd 1,8 073.2 1,9 022.9 1,983.20 2,4 035.2

Gati Ltd. N.A. N.A. 2,360.90 N.A.




Global Offshore Services N.A. 529.25 620.933 723.90

Great Eastern Shipping Company

Ltd. 6,818.20 6,787.60 4,259.00 8,222.80

Gujarat Pipavav Port Ltd. 939.9 924.8 1,347.60 925.80

Mercator Ltd. 7,992.00 7,811.60 1,501.60 10,195.00

Seamec Ltd. 460.4 N.A. 308.3 N.A.

Shreyas Shipping and Logistics Ltd. 462.9 671.4 770.5 799.80

Sical Logistics Ltd. 2,049.20 1,9 063.2 1,799.70 1,984.20

SKS Logistics Ltd. 61.31 N.A. 44.358 79.917

The Shipping Corporation IndiaLtd.

9,293.60 9,0 068.4 9,670.10 10 0,175.9

Transport Corporation of India Ltd. 4,159.10 N.A. 4,643.70 N.A.

Varun Shipping Co. Ltd. 831.6 725.1 789.6 803.60

Transport : Quarterly Financial Results – Income (INR mn)

Companies

Apr-Jun

2011

Jul-Sep

2011

Oct -Dec

2011

Jan-Mar

2012

ABC India Ltd. N.A. 2.4 2.4 6.2

ABG Shipyard Ltd. N.A. N.A. 464.70 ‐32.2

Allcargo Logistics 664.3 559 506.2 2,8 045.3

Aqua Logistics Ltd. 42 60.7 20.8 NA

Arshiya International 236.3 318.5 344.5 277.1

Bharati Shipyard Ltd. 173.1 N.A. 16.2 NA

Brahmanand Himghar ‐2.37 N.A. N.A. ‐1.43




Chartered Logistics Ltd. 30.403 40.41 N.A. ‐22.5

Chowgule Steamships N.A. 8.2 N.A. N.A.

Container Corporation India Ltd. 2,341.50 N.A. 2,4 012.3 N.A.

Essar Ports Ltd. 396.1 ‐1 0,064.4 ‐0.1 ‐615.1

Four Soft Ltd. 16.166 6.944 27.856 ‐4 677.34

Gateway Distriparks 333.6 335.5 331 320.2

Gati Ltd. N.A. N.A. 52.6 N.A.

Global Offshore Services N.A. 56.845 109.058 111.2

Great Eastern Shipping Company

Ltd.1,6 025.9 273.1 287.1 391.9

Gujarat Pipavav Port 109 132.2 270 140.8

Mercator Ltd. 147.3 66.8 ‐192.5 ‐243

Seamec Ltd. 86.3 N.A. ‐272.4 N.A.

Shreyas Shipping and Logistics Ltd. ‐10.7 1.6 2.7 62.9

Sical Logistics Ltd. 20.8 41 25.8 52.2

SKS Logistics Ltd. 3.99 N.A. 0.656 7.482

The Shipping Corporation IndiaLtd.

‐58.6 ‐1, 0406.0 741 ‐3, 0558.5

Transport Corporation of India Ltd. 134.4 N.A. 135 N.A.

Varun Shipping Co. Ltd. ‐352.5 1,004.00 825 ‐1,384.60




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