
Shrabona Ghosh
Correspondent at Entrepreneur IN
Journalist covering tech, FMCG, auto, aviation| Senior correspondent@Entrepreneur India| previously with TNIE LinkedIn: https://t.co/gUba0XRHh9
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1 day ago |
entrepreneur.com | Shrabona Ghosh
"We offer a comprehensive range of services designed to address the diverse needs of our global clientele. Our offerings include product development, system integration, testing, and consultancy, with a focus on wireless and digital technologies. We provide end-to-end solutions that enable our clients to navigate the complexities of digital transformation, ensuring they stay ahead in a rapidly evolving market,' said Anuradha Gupta, CEO, Amantaya.
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2 days ago |
entrepreneur.com | Shrabona Ghosh
AWL Agri Business recorded a strong FY25 with revenues of INR 63,672 crore, marking a 24 per cent year-on-year (YoY) growth. The growth has been on the back of a robust commodity risk management framework that helped navigate raw material price volatility, safeguarding margins and ensuring business sustainability.
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3 days ago |
entrepreneur.com | Shrabona Ghosh
Since April, China has restricted the exports of rare earth magnets (REMs), a critical component in motors, especially in electric vehicles. Even Internal Combustion Engine (ICE) vehicles need rare earth magnets for motors, driving power steering, windscreen wipers, etc. This suspension of exports has the potential to choke the entire supply chain, resulting in a mayhem for the auto industry.
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4 days ago |
entrepreneur.com | Shrabona Ghosh
Over the years, EPACK Durable, has evolved from being an air conditioner (AC) manufacturer to a full-fledged home appliances company. With its AC's contribution coming down from 80 percent to 70 percent last year, and likely to reduce further around 60 percent, EPACK is reducing dependence on seasonal demand.
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4 days ago |
entrepreneur.com | Shrabona Ghosh
As humans continued to innovate through technomancy, it led to a new dawn. The techade that we are in, thrives on data and therefore the rise of data centres is inevitable. From the 1940s to 2025, data centers have evolved from mammoth machines to the sleek, efficient facilities we love. India is no exception to this transition.
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