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1. PRESENTED BY:
AMITA B. CHOULIGER
JAIN COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
(DEPARTMENT OF MBA)
SECTORAL ANALYSIS
MANFACTURING
2. CONTENTS
Introduction
Leading names in manufacturing sector
Different sectors
Contribution of manufacturing sector to India's
GPD
Sector and state wise contribution
Current scenario
Government initiative
Challenges, expectation, potential
Larsen and toubro
3. WHAT IS MANUFACTURING SECTOR
“Manufacturing ”is the term used to refer to the
process of using tools, machines and labour to
produce goods that are either for use or for sale.
Manufacturing sector is:
Agglomeration of industries engaged in
chemical, mechanical, or physical
transformation of materials, substances,
components into consumer or industrial goods.
10. CURRENT SCENARIO
Spectacular growth after slowdown in 90’s.
At present 9th largest manufacturing nation.
More diversification & better availability of skilled man power.
Significant player in aerospace industry undergoing
transformation.
Generates about 45 million jobs, 80% of which are
unorganized segment.
Potential to create up to 90 million jobs by 2025.
11. MANUFACTURING & EMPLOYMENT
RELATION
28%
22%
19% 18% 17%
15%
13% 12% 11%
china germany japan russia brazil thailand usa india uk
Employment contribution
china germany japan russia brazil thailand usa india uk
Source: central statistics office (cso)
12. GOVERNMENT INITIATIVE
National manufacturing competitiveness council
(NMCC).
Set up in September 2004.
Inter disciplinary & autonomous body at highest
level.
Sustain growth of manufacturing industries.
Suggest ways & means for enhancing sub sectors
having potential of global competitiveness.
13. CHALLANGES
Manufacturing sector requires urgent attention
both at macro and micro levels
Enhancing the skills of the workers
Up gradation of technology
High cost of production, quality
Expensive financing
Lagging in research and development
Low labor productivity
Poor infrastructure
Raw material cost
14. EXPECTATIONS
Increase in rate of job creation.
Focus on level of domestic value addition.
Enhance the global competitiveness through
appropriate policy support.
Ensure sustainability of growth.
Increase in manufacturing sector growth to 2-
4% more than GDP growth for the economy
and increase share to 25% of overall GDP by
2025.
15. FOCUS ON
Improving the urban infrastructure.
Quality improvement In vocational and higher
education.
Increase investments in research and
development
16. POTENTIAL
Only manufacturing sector has the capacity to absorb
large labor pool of the country(CISCO).
Manufacturing sector has great potential to employ
people and increase the income levels(FICCI).
India placed 2nd in the Deloitte Manufacturing
Competitive Report.
India has beaten Brazil in the production of motor
vehicles which is good sign for countries growth in
value added manufacturing.
17. Type Public
Industry Conglomerate
Founded Bombay Presidency, British India (1938)
Founder(s) Henning Holck Larsen
Søren Kristian Toubro
Headquarters L&T House, Ballard Estate,
Mumbai, Mahārāshtra, India
Area served India, Middle East, East Asia and Southeast Asia
Key people K. Venkataramanan (CEO & MD)
A. M. Naik (Executive Chairman)
Products
Construction
Heavy equipment
Electrical equipment
Power
Shipbuilding
Financial services
IT Services
Revenue US$ 13.6 Billion (2013)
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18. JOINT VENTURE WITH L & T
L & T cassidian limited is joint venture
between
L & T and EADS Deutschland.
Both partners contribute their technology and
expertise in Radar, Avionics, Electronic
warfare
Mobile system segments.
