
Reliance Consumer and DailyObjects Lead Rs 1,343 Crore Indian Retail Funding
Reliance Consumer committed over Rs 600 crore for a food park in West Bengal while DailyObjects secured Rs 332 crore to open 150 stores.
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Reliance Consumer committed over Rs 600 crore for a food park in West Bengal while DailyObjects secured Rs 332 crore to open 150 stores.

Mercedes-Benz and Geely open orders for their 999-unit Couture Edition run as the two-seater minicar returns on a dedicated electric platform.

European Union forced-labour bans and digital product passports will require farm-to-factory data for all apparel entering the single market.

A four-point reduction in value-added tax export refunds will squeeze roughly 5,000 yuan per car from automaker margins starting April 2027.

The Pakistan Textile Exporters Association warned of a steep decline in October-December shipments as sea freight charges surged up to 2.5 times.

Bilateral trade reached $8.7 billion in the first eight months of 2026, driven by raw material shipments and new border crossings.

Component makers at Amata City Chonburi resume output following flash floods, keeping Thailand on track for its 1.5 million vehicle target this year.

The OEM supply deal marks Honda’s first vehicle rebadging in roughly three decades as Japanese automakers face rising competition from Chinese rivals.

Parts delivery disruptions across three provinces forced the automaker to push back its initial October 10 reopening target.

Pakistan’s cabinet committee increased additional customs duties on imported motorbike parts up to 31 per cent and raised radial tyre tariffs to 11 per cent.

The model is the Japanese automaker’s first Chinese-built export and will go on sale later in Southeast Asia and Australia.

The US$15 billion state-backed Japanese venture ties up with Synopsys and Infosys as it prepares to launch commercial production.

The cosmetics group cut product development timelines by half across five global research hubs while localising supply chains to protect margins from trade friction.

Cheaper certified fibre offers margin relief to regional textile mills and garment producers meeting international brand sustainability quotas.

Small and medium enterprises account for over 4,100 of the damaged manufacturing sites across 55 flooded provinces.

The 7.5-hectare site can produce up to 60 million pieces a year, marking the Danish company’s first manufacturing base outside Thailand.
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