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Rising input prices, energy volatility, supply chain disruptions, and labor inefficiencies are putting pressure on margins across the manufacturing industry in India. Yet, many plants continue to operate below their
Indian manufacturers today face a tough equation: rising input costs, global competition, tighter margins, and increasing compliance requirements. The question is no longer whether to improve efficiency—but how fast you
Indian manufacturing is at a defining moment. Rising input prices, fluctuating demand, energy volatility, and global competition are tightening margins across sectors—from automotive to FMCG and heavy engineering. According to
Introduction India’s manufacturing sector is expanding rapidly, supported by initiatives like Make in India and rising global supply chain shifts. Yet, one challenge remains constant: cost reduction in the manufacturing
Organizational change is no longer optional. It is a survival strategy. Yet, in India’s deeply relationship-driven, hierarchy-led, and experience-heavy work culture, change is not just operational — it is emotional.
India is one of the fastest-growing major economies in the world. According to the International Monetary Fund, India continues to remain among the top-growing large economies globally. With rapid digitalization,
By 2030, Indian businesses will operate in an environment defined by automation, ESG mandates, digital ecosystems, and evolving workforce expectations. According to McKinsey & Company, nearly 70% of transformation initiatives
Here’s a research-backed fact that should stop you mid-scroll: According to a McKinsey Global Institute study, companies that leverage operational data visibility effectively are 23% more profitable than their peers
Research shows that businesses that fully digitalize their operations can improve productivity by 45–55% yet as of 2024, fewer than 30% of companies have moved beyond pilot-stage digital initiatives. The gap
According to research, poor factory layouts and inefficient material flows account for up to 30% of total manufacturing operating costs. Yet fewer than 20% of manufacturers formally review their plant