Amid this increasing competition, domestic companies
have also
set forth for joint ventures and collaborations with the global players to get into the
rising hullabaloo
over the market competitiveness.
These opportunities, however, comes with its own set of challenges.
For example:
The gap between the Indian market and developed market:
One of the main problems within the sector is the gap in terms of technological maturity
between the Indian market and the developed markets. The industry must strive to become
end-to-end solution providers and must focus on applying mechanical and embedded
electronics in a calculative manner, rather than just try to improve the powertrains and
system
engineering.
Unavailability of industry experts:
A large talent pool is what is necessary for this industry and that’s exactly what we are
lacking
in. India produces a large number of engineers every year but there is a considerable gap
between their ability and industry usability. In order to overcome this, there must be
learning
and development programs as well as innovation labs, R&D labs, tests, and validation
centers.
But for this to materialize, the government, as well as R&D institutes, must take the
initiative. In
order to bridge the technical gap that exists, it is necessary that the industry must take
calculative and selective steps to climb the technology ladder.
Funding:
The problems associated with finance is another drawback for this industry. In the current
scenario, the interest rates for financing the equipment is quite high in the construction
industry
and needs to be reduced significantly. Amendments in GST along with strong constitutional
changes will also help in a big way. This will be a major support for equipment
manufacturers as
it will help in reducing taxes on the sales of equipment between different states.
Government’s inefficiency:
Slow progress made by our government on most of the infrastructure-related projects is
creating an obstacle for its growth. The government had made several announcements before
on the expected increase in the business capacity in India. Many companies had increased
their
capacities believing this. Unfortunately, these aren’t being utilized properly now,
henceforth has
adversely affected the company’s financial positions. Further, the government must keep a
close watch on the used machinery that is being imported without any proper evaluation or
monitoring.
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