The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, October 26, 2005

Rolls-Royce bullish on India's aircraft engine market
THE aircraft engine manufacturer Rolls-Royce is bullish on prospects in India. It has estimated that the Indian market is growing at 20 per cent a year compared to a growth of about 7 per cent in other markets. "There is a lot of potential ... More

Outsourcing boom to propel BA's revenue from here
BRITISH Airways World Cargo expects revenues from its India operations to grow up to 10 per cent every year, riding on the country's outsourcing and economic boom. "This financial year itself we expect a jump of two per cent in revenues to 10 ... More

Bell Helicopter open to setting up base in India
THE US-based helicopter major, Bell Helicopter, has said that it could set up a manufacturing base in India in case it is able to bag adequate business. Besides, the company is in talks with customers in diverse sectors including medical, ... More

INFRASTRUCTURE

Prevent Vizag airport flooding, CM tells officials
THE Chief Minister, Dr Y.S. Rajasekhara Reddy, has directed the officials to take measures to ensure that inundation of Visakhapatnam Airport does not recur. According to an official release, the Chief Minister asked a team consisting of ... More

SHIPPING

Concor to run regular services between Kolkata, Narayangunj
THE Container Corporation of India's (Concor) eastern region office here will soon launch regular container services by barge between Kolkata (port) and Narayangunj (inland port near Dhaka) in Bangladesh. "Emboldened by the successful trial ... More

Panel identifies feasible route for Kochi-Vallarpadam rail link
The rail route through Vaduthala will connect Edapally with Vallarpadam through Mulavukad Island. More

Seabird imports sheep embryo shipment
SEABIRD Sea & Air Logistics Pvt. Ltd, a Seaways Group Company, has for the first time in the country imported a shipment of sheep embryo through the Mumbai Customs. The material was brought from Perth, Australia on Thai Airways. In a press ... More

ROADWAYS

Patel Roadways to foray into third-party logistics services

The company has decided to amalgamate one of its group companies, Patel On Board Couriers Ltd, with it. More

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