One of the main impacts of the pandemic for the real estate and infrastructure sectors has been the increased desire for risk mitigation by developers. This was manifest in two of the largest office space portfolio divestments this year. Tailwinds for commercial real estate to are expected to continue in 2021.

The Indian Railways’ maiden draft National Rail Plan released recently Friday aims to develop the Nagpur-Hyderabad Industrial Corridor and Delhi-Nagpur Industrial Corridor under its National Industrial Corridor Development Programme, aiming to develop new industrial cities as Smart Cities and converging next-generation technologies across infrastructure sectors.

The company is setting up an office in India under the name Oberoi-A&M Infra-Consortium, following which A&M and Polaris Energy Resources Inc (USA) will undertake development of mega infrastructure projects in India, largely on the EPC and finance model. Priority projects will include low cost housing, roads, bridges, and smart cities.

According to Centre for Asia Pacific Aviation (CAPA), India needs $45 billion of investment for airport expansion and construction by 2030 considering the airport traffic growth projection.

In India, there is tremendous potential for the use of safety gloves in various fields of Industries. Joint ventures and foreign collaborations are growing in industries like Automobile, Electronic, Engineering, Chemical, Fertilisers, Glass, Electronic, Cement, Ceramic, Agriculture, Pesticide, Pharmaceuticals, Road Construction, Construction Industries, etc.

Being the second largest economic activity after agriculture, there's a certain responsibility on the Civil Industry to enable the progress of the nation.

JCB India Ltd, India’s largest manufacturer of Earthmoving and Construction equipment is a fully owned subsidiary of JC Bamford Excavators Ltd (U.K). In the Material Handling Equipment segment, JCB has acquired a leadership position because of its flagship product in the category-The Liftall (pick & carry cranes)