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Top 20 Electric Motor Manufacturers in 2019 | Electric Motor Manufacturers List - Market Research (technavio.com) More than 300 million electric motors are used in infrastructure, large buildings, and industry globally. Over 30 million motors are sold each year for industrial purposes alone. At a time when talk has shifted to emission reduction, electric motor manufacturers have been innovating and disrupting the global marketplace. With so much demand for electric motors, many products are thriving. For example, growth is accelerating in the synchronous electric motors market, which can expect an increase of several billion dollars by 2021. Competition among electric motor companies is fierce, and the following are leading the race in 2019. Top 20 Electric Motor Manufacturers in the World 2019: 1)  It is probably easier to name the things this electrical engineering juggernaut doesn’t do. From building technologies and automation equipment for manufacturers and construction companies

'Buy' RIL shares: UBS upgrades stock, says RIL returning to growth phase; check target price - The Financial Express Mukesh Ambani ’s  Reliance Industries  Ltd. ( RIL ) has been upgraded to a ‘Buy’ rating by global brokerage and research firm UBS, from their earlier ‘Neutral’ tag. In a report, analysts at UBS said that after a period of low growth due to macro headwinds and energy cyclicality, RIL is now entering a growth phase in all three segments — energy, consumer retail, and Jio. So far this month, RIL’s share price has dropped 2.8% to now trade at Rs 2,050 per share. The stock has underperformed the benchmark  Nifty 50  this month and even so far this year. UBS believes improving demand for energy, the ramp-up of digital/omnichannel platforms and new stores reopening, and JioPhone Next’s launch and competitive entry tariffs to be the potential drivers for RIL up ahead.    Turnaround in O2C business Reliance Industries is expected to witness a turnaround in oil-to-chemical

The Best Ghee: American Brands Vs Indian – Buttered Veg In typical American style, marketing claims abound when it comes to our country’s pursuit of the best ghee. You may have heard of grass-fed cow ghee, ghee butter, organic ghee, bulletproof ghee, paleo ghee, and so on. What do they all mean? You may also be wondering if you should buy ghee that’s made in America (or local to you), versus ghee from India where the golden butter’s cultural roots are as ancient as it gets.   It might surprise you to learn that Indians have been through the same fear-of-fat dieting phase as we have. And now that Indians have understood the healthful value of good fats (as we have), they are returning to genuine ghee, a traditional food in Indian culture, with renewed vigor. Many Indians are also greatly encouraged by the fact that people outside India have discovered and are appreciating ghee. To cater to this growing specialty market of ghee lovers both inside and outside of India, more than a few qua

6 proven techniques to increase sales for a FMCG business | AlphaGamma Sales of an FMCG business are similar to a see-saw, where both of the sides need to be balanced to maintain equilibrium. In this case, the volume and the price are the sides that need to be evened out to meet the desired sales target. Whether you sell kitchen, electronic or any other type of household appliances, for example, the basics remain the same. Even the market positioning of the product does not interfere with the basics of the model. Here are some steps which, if taken correctly, you could increase sales and improve cash flow within your venture. At the end of the day, cash is what matters. 1. Define dealer margins If you are a new market entrant and want to promote a brand/product, you should define the margins of dealers, who would buy your product with cash or credit to distribute it further. Keep in mind that they might want to offer a discount to their customers, so you need to consider this in your p

Madhushree Chowdhary Freelance writer Best marketing strategies for FMCG products in India from the leading brands (indianretailer.com)  I ndia is a hub of   FMCG brands . There are huge national and multinational brands catering their products to millions of people and generating immense capital. The biggest player in the market is ITC. The market capitalization value of the brand is INR 256,769 Crores. The next on this list are HUL, Nestle (India), Godrej, Glaxo SmithKline, Colgate Palmolive, Marico, Emami and Procter & Gamble. These are the multimillion names that can are altering the retail industry with their innovative marketing strategies. The brands have created an excellent platform for themselves by introducing new strategies in the market to create product awareness and maintain customer loyalty. Here is the list of best  marketing strategies for FMCG products in India. Multi-branding This is a unique style of the of FMCG brands that cater to competing products under the