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Dept for Promotion of Industry

DPIIT

Official: Dept for Promotion of Industry

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Excess-capacity cooperation: five manufacturing sectors enter a new policy work programme

India is a signatory to the joint statement addressing structural excess capacity. The initial work covers autos and EVs, batteries, chemicals, foundational semiconductors and solar panels. Businesses should assess trade exposure and investment options without assuming new tariffs have already been imposed.

Trade, Customs & Strategic Supply Chains

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Trade, Customs & Strategic Supply Chains Manufacturing, MSME & Industrial Policy Digital, Telecom & Electronics Power, Energy & Renewables

Joint ministerial commitment · sectoral work programme, not a new tariff instrument

12 October 2026BP-20261012-09

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Completed mandate · SBL / EMWA

A port-policy correction, documented.

Completed policy and regulatory advisory for Special Blasts Limited, SBL Energy Limited and affected EMWA members, now documented alongside MoPSW’s 17 March 2026 removal of paragraph 2(v) of its ammonium nitrate port advisory. The engagement addressed an overnight-berthing constraint affecting industrial supply chains.

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