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Hyderabad, Aug. 31

The Engineering Export Promotion Council (EEPC) will focus on engineering process outsourcing (EPO) to tap the emerging market, according to Mr Rakesh Shah, Chairman EEPC. “Indian engineering industry can have a niche in EPO in the days to come. With the recent sanction of services sector status to EPO, there is a huge global opportunity for India in this sector,” Mr Shah told newspersons here on Friday. The EEPC would act as a facilitator to drive EPO from Ind ia. “Towards this end, we are organising a global conference on EPO in the Indian Engineering Meet and Exhibition (IEME) to be held in Hyderabad between January 9 and 11, 2008.” .

The global EPO opportunity for India was estimated to be over $30 billion by 2015, he added. —

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