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India: Medical device imports bill may hit $4 billion by 2018-2019: Study
Clocking a compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of over 15%, imports of medical devices and equipment in India is likely to cross $4 billion mark by 2018-19 from a level of about $2.3 billion as of 2013-14, apex industry body Assocham revealed in a study on Thursday. Gujarat accounted for the highest share of over 18%, in terms of a total number of 316 factories operating in the medical and dental instruments and supplies sector across India, according to the sector specific analysis.
22 MAY 2015
India: Medical device imports bill may hit $4 billion by 2018-2019: Study
Clocking a compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of over 15%, imports of medical devices and equipment in India is likely to cross $4 billion mark by 2018-19 from a level of about $2.3 billion as of 2013-14, apex industry body Assocham revealed in a study on Thursday. Gujarat accounted for the highest share of over 18%, in terms of a total number of 316 factories operating in the medical and dental instruments and supplies sector across India, according to the sector specific analysis.
Malaysia: Top Glove in RM1bil expansion mode
Top Glove Corp Bhd, which is currently in a net cash position of RM142.8mil, is on the lookout for merger and acquisition (M&A) opportunities to further expand its business scope. Chairman Tan Sri Lim Wee Chai said the group was in search for companies in similar and related industries in line with its annual key performance index (KPI).
20 MAR 2015
Malaysia: Top Glove in RM1bil expansion mode
Top Glove Corp Bhd, which is currently in a net cash position of RM142.8mil, is on the lookout for merger and acquisition (M&A) opportunities to further expand its business scope. Chairman Tan Sri Lim Wee Chai said the group was in search for companies in similar and related industries in line with its annual key performance index (KPI).
Malaysia: Malaysia's outlook for 2015 still bright
The Malaysian economy is not likely to slow down sharply in 2015 as widely anticipated since the slowdown across the globe is not synchronised, says Affin Hwang Capital Research. The research house said some advanced economies would benefit from lower global oil prices.
05 JAN 2015
Malaysia: Malaysia's outlook for 2015 still bright
The Malaysian economy is not likely to slow down sharply in 2015 as widely anticipated since the slowdown across the globe is not synchronised, says Affin Hwang Capital Research. The research house said some advanced economies would benefit from lower global oil prices.