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Commercial carriers in India are actively seeking expanded local maintenance, repair, and overhaul capabilities as new aircraft deliveries accelerate. This push aims to decrease heavy reliance on foreign service providers while strengthening overall fleet operational capabilities.
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Market experts note that risk-tolerant investors can evaluate PC Jewellers shares as a potential candidate for re-rating after the company returned to profitability. This assessment arrives alongside a broader rebound in international gold and silver prices during the US midterm election period.
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The Prime Minister Early Career Research Grant is providing funding of Rs 60 lakhs to eligible PhD holders. Interested researchers must submit their applications by the December 2 deadline according to the report.
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German luxury carmaker BMW reported a 15% year-on-year drop in third-quarter net profit to 1.45 billion euros. The decline follows a second profit warning issued for 2026, driven by intense competition from Chinese manufacturers, rising operational costs, and weaker consumer demand.
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Aayush Wellness posted a 5.86 percent year-over-year rise in net profit for the second quarter of financial year 2027, reaching 250.10 lakh rupees. Following the financial update, the company equity shares climbed higher during Wednesday trading sessions. Investors track these quarterly metrics to gauge the operational performance of small-cap wellness firms.
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Decorative wall panels made of PVC, PS, and PU are officially classified as builders' ware under Customs Tariff heading 3925 by the Delhi Customs Authority for Advance Rulings. This classification impacts import duty calculations for businesses dealing in interior finishing materials. Importers must review their tariff categorizations to ensure accurate customs compliance.
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The Delhi Customs Authority for Advance Rulings has ruled that Internet Protocol Television set-top box components must be classified individually under the Customs Tariff rather than as a single consolidated unit. This decision impacts how electronics importers calculate import duties for disassembled or unbuilt device shipments. Businesses must examine each imported part separately to ensure adherence to tariff laws.
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The Customs Authority for Advance Rulings in Mumbai clarified that specified bulk drugs and active pharmaceutical ingredients qualify for a five percent integrated goods and services tax upon import. This decision establishes tax certainty for pharmaceutical companies bringing critical medical components into the country. Importers should verify their product specifications against this eligibility standard.
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The Customs Authority for Advance Rulings in Mumbai has determined the correct tariff classification for galacto-oligosaccharides powder. This ruling provides clarity on duty obligations for importers handling this specific substance. Professionals can now apply this classification to ensure accurate customs filings.
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The Customs Authority for Advance Rulings in Mumbai has determined the correct classification for a specific industrial compound. The ruling clarifies the tariff heading for marine magnesium hydroxide blended with 5 percent corn starch. Importers must apply this classification for accurate duty calculations.
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Indian battery component producers encounter up to a 61% cost disadvantage compared to imported goods, hindering local manufacturing growth. With domestic battery demand projected to surge significantly by 2037, the government is exploring incentive options to bridge this cost gap.
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The Mumbai Customs Authority for Advance Rulings has specified the correct tariff heading for fructo-oligosaccharides powder and syrup. The decision establishes that these sweetening and prebiotic ingredients fall under customs tariff 2940. Businesses importing these items must align their filings with this classification.
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