Presented By:

Bhawna Dagar
Enrollment No. 6
PGDM (IB)- V
P$tainless $teel is a product with continuously
growing demand.
PAIrican countries are the new HOT-$POT`.
PIndian exports to AIrican countries have
increased lately.
P indal organization was set up in 1970 with a single
plant at Hisar (Haryana).
P $ $tainless td.-Hisar has India`s only stainless steel
composite plant.
P Now the company has plants in- Hisar, Vizag, Orissa,
Indonesia, ondon, Dubai and Italy.
P Also ventured into Austenitic Creations Private
imited ( Art d`inox) and indal Architecture imited.
P $econdary data
P $ourced Irom various websites, research
papers, data Irom various international
organisations
P Agriculture based economy.
P Rich in minerals such as Iron, Diamond, Coal, Nickel,
Gold etc.
P Huge economic reIorms in 1996.
P GDP $23.2 billion.
P GDP (composition by sector)-:
Agriculture: 41.6;
Industry: 18.1;
$ervices: 38.4
P Exports: $2.744 billion
P Export Goods: Gold, coIIee,
cashew nuts, cotton
P ,3 Export P,rt30rs:
India 9.1
apan 6.5
China 6.3
UAE 5.7
Netherlands 5.5
Germany 5.1
P 2ports: $5.545 billion
P 2port Goods: Consumer
goods, machinery and
transportation equipments,
industrial raw materials, crude
oil, iron & steel
P ,3 2port P,rt30rs:
China 13.7
India 13.4
$outh AIrica 7.4
Kenya 6.6
UAE 5.6
P 1
st
Indian high commission was opened in 1974.
P 2008- Memorandum oI understanding on tourism.
P Double taxation avoidance treaty.
P India planning to get duty Iree agricultural products.
P The 2 countries signed a deal Ior construction oI a
$150 million hospital in Tanzania specializing in
heart surgery.
1) Mineral Iuels, oils, distillation products, etc
2) Nuclear reactors, boilers, machinery, etc
3) Iron and steel
4) Pharmaceutical products
5) Vehicles other than railway, tramway
6) Electrical, electronic equipment
7) Railway, tramway locomotives, rolling stock, equipment
8) Plastics and articles thereoI
9) Articles oI iron or steel
10) Organic chemicals
1) Edible vegetables and certain roots and tubers
2) Edible Iruit, nuts, peel oI citrus Iruit, melons
3) Cotton
4) Pearls, precious stones, metals, etc
5) CoIIee, tea, mate and spices
6) Wood and articles oI wood, wood charcoal
7) Oil seed, oleagic Iruits, grain, seed, Iruit, etc, nes
8) Vegetable textile Iibres nes, paper yarn, woven Iabric
9) Tanning, dyeing extracts, tannins, derivatives, pigments etc
10) Cereals
P ounding member oI UN.
P Middle income country.
P GDP - $287.21 billion.
P GDP ( composition by sector )-:
Agriculture- 0.9
Industry - 20.6
$ervices - 78.5
P Exports: $8.23 billion
P Export Goods: Gold,
Diamond, Platinum,
Machinery and equipment
P Export3 P,rt30rs:
apan 11.1
United $tates 11.1
Germany 8
UK 6.8
China 6
Netherlands 5.2
P 2ports: $ 8.44 billion
P 2port oods: Machinery and
Equipments, Chemicals,
Petroleum products, $cientiIic
Instruments , oodstuIIs
P 2port P,rt30rs:
Germany 11.2
China 11.1
U$A 7.9
$audi Arabia 6.2
apan 5.5
UK 4
P India polishes and processes diamonds Irom $outh-
AIrican mines.
P 2003- Brasilia declaration- $outh-$outh`
cooperation with Brazil.
P Boost trade to $ 15 billion by end oI 2011-2012.
P $outh AIrica trade with China is around $20 billion.
P BRIC$
1) Mineral Iuels, oils, distillation products, etc
2) Electrical, electronic equipment
3) Pharmaceutical products
4) Vehicles other than railway, tramway
5) Nuclear reactors, boilers, machinery, etc
6) Iron and steel
7) Organic chemicals
8) Articles oI iron or steel
9) Cereals
1) Inorganic chemicals, precious metal compound, isotopes
2) Mineral Iuels, oils, distillation products
3) Crude Iron
4) Ores, slag and ash
5) Aluminium and articles
6) Pearls, precious stones, metals, coins
7) Pulp oI wood, Iibrous cellulosic material
8) Organic chemicals
9) Nuclear reactors, boilers, machinery
10) Wool, animal hair, horsehair yarn and Iabric
P $outh AIrica would be a better market.
P $outh AIrica has higher political stability.
P India-$outh AIrica have signed various
agreements Ior improved trade.
P $outh AIrica is a stronger potential market.
P $outh AIrica has better resources