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The Wire
a day ago
- Business
- The Wire
Automation Expo 2025: India's Future of Industry Unveiled – Smart Tech & Sustainable Solutions Take Center Stage!
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], July 29: As the much awaited, 18th India International Trade Show – Automation Expo 2025 gets ready to launch, India's industrial future takes center stage. The expo will be held at the Bombay Exhibition Centre (BEC), Goregaon, Mumbai, from August 11 to 14, 2025, is the biggest and most extensive display of state-of-the-art automation and instrumentation technologies in South Asia. Over 2,000 exhibiting companies will be present at Automation Expo 2025, which is organized by IED Communications Ltd. It is expected that over 65,000 trade visitors will attend, including a wide range of industry and manufacturing leaders, automation users, instrumentation professionals, engineers, supply chain managers, technology enthusiasts, and important decision-makers from a variety of industries, including automotive, oil & gas, pharmaceuticals, food & beverage, and other process industries. 'Our theme, 'Crafting a Resilient & Sustainable Future Through Automation,' reflects the urgent need for industries to adopt smart, secure, and sustainable practices. This expo is not just a display of products; it's a vital platform for knowledge exchange, networking, and forging collaborations that will drive India's industrial growth towards a more efficient and environmentally responsible tomorrow.' Mr. B. Narayan, Group President (Procurement and Projects), Reliance Industries Ltd. is the Chief Guest for the inauguration. The Guests of Honor will include Padmashri Prof. Dr. G. D. Yadav - Bhatnagar Fellow & National Science Chair (ANRF/DST/GOI) & Emeritus Professor of Eminence, Mr. Ritwij Kulkarni - Country Head, Honeywell Industrial Automation & Mr. Vinayak Marathe - Head – India Business Operations, Phillip Townsend Associates. Taking the Lead in Innovation This year's show will feature exhibits from some of the most well-known names in automation. ABB India, Adage Automation, Advantech India, Alstrut India, Autobots, Axis Solutions, Bartakke Electrofab, Beckhoff Automation, Dynalog (India), Elite Instruments, Endress+Hauser India, Exor India, Finder India, Flir Teledyne Systems India and many more are noticeable participants. Numerous up-and-coming talent and technological trailblazers from India and beyond will also be showcased, along with automation pioneers such as Omron Automation, Phoenix Contact, Renu Electronics, WIKA India, and Yokogawa India. A Glimpse into the Future of Automation Automation Expo 2025 is being hosted across Halls 2, 3, and 6 of the Bombay Exhibition Centre, spread over an area of 35,000+ sq. meters and is set to unveil a vivid and forward-looking portrait of industrial transformation. The event promises an immersive experience where cutting-edge machinery, real-time data, and smart systems converge to form a unified, intelligent manufacturing ecosystem. At the forefront will be live demonstrations of next-generation industrial robotics, including collaborative cobots and AI-powered robotic systems designed to execute complex operations with speed, precision, and adaptability. These advancements reimagine the role of human-machine collaboration, making the industrial floor safer, more productive, and inherently more flexible. Bringing the smart factory vision to life, Automation Expo 2025 will spotlight a comprehensive range of Industry 4.0 technologies, including IIoT, digital twins, predictive analytics, and cloud-integrated platforms. These systems enable seamless asset connectivity, real-time data exchange, and predictive intelligence—empowering manufacturers to optimize performance, reduce downtime, and enhance decision-making on the production floor. A major highlight will be the expansive display of process and factory automation technologies, the core infrastructure of modern industry. Key components such as PLCs, DCS, SCADA, HMIs, industrial sensors, and field instruments will demonstrate how precision control and regulatory compliance are achieved in sectors like oil & gas, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, and energy. Simultaneously, factory automation solutions—including robotic arms, motion controllers, servo drives, vision inspection systems, and automated material handling—will showcase how smart manufacturing boosts efficiency, ensures product consistency, and minimizes manual intervention in high-volume production. Collectively, these technologies form the dynamic control layer of today's industrial ecosystem—driving agility, transparency, and competitiveness. Automation Expo 2025 will underscore how core technologies empower industries to scale efficiently, integrate intelligently, and adapt rapidly. Highlights include advanced machine vision systems for real-time inspection and defect detection, and a robust layer of AI-driven digital tools—from AR interfaces and cybersecurity frameworks to machine learning platforms. Together, they redefine industrial interaction and optimization. More than its scale, what sets the expo apart is its clear demonstration of automation's transformative role in building agile, intelligent, and future-ready industries. Beyond Exhibition: Insights, Collaboration & Innovation Automation Expo 2025 is not just an exhibition—it is a strategic hub for industrial intelligence, collaboration, and innovation. Over four dynamic days, the event will host three high-impact conferences that address the core imperatives of modern manufacturing. On August 11, 'NexGen Factories: Transforming Industries for Sustainability' will focus on integrating automation for greener, future-ready production. August 12 features 'Sustainable Process Evolution,' spotlighting smart instrumentation, IIoT, and emission control technologies that drive environmentally conscious process industries. The 'Back to Basics Workshop' on August 13 offers a unique hands-on platform for engineers to revisit critical automation fundamentals and enhance deployment readiness. These flagship conferences will be complemented by thought leadership sessions from global experts on AI adoption, industrial cybersecurity, and asset optimization. Alongside, technical seminars and interactive workshops will provide operations leaders and engineers with actionable insights for implementing cutting-edge automation solutions. To foster strategic connections, Automation Expo 2025 includes structured B2B networking zones—enabling OEMs, integrators, investors, and solution providers to engage in high-value dialogue and partnership development. The Startup Showcase will spotlight emerging innovators across robotics, IIoT, edge computing, and machine vision—offering a clear view into India's rapidly evolving industrial technology landscape. Who Should Attend: Automation Expo 2025 is a must-attend event for CEOs, CTOs, Managing Directors, Plant Heads, Factory Managers, Production Heads, Operations Managers, Technical & Implementation Professionals, Technology & IT Professionals, System Integratorsfrom every industry seeking to adopt advanced automation, enhance operational efficiency, and drive sustainable growth. Ideal for professionals from industries including Automotive, Oil & Gas, Pharma, F&B, Chemicals, Energy, Textiles, Cement, Metals, Engineering, Logistics, Defence, IT, Waste Management, and Infrastructure—Automation Expo 2025 is where every sector meets innovation. Registration Information: Visitor registration for Automation Expo 2025 is now open. Secure your free entry by registering online at Early registration is highly recommended. (Note: Entry is typically not permitted for individuals below 18 years, with student entry allowed on Day 4 (14th August 2025) after 11:00 AM). Join us at Automation Expo 2025 and be a part of India's journey towards an automated, resilient, and sustainable future! About Automation Expo: The India International Trade Show – Automation Expo is Asia's largest and most comprehensive exhibition on automation and instrumentation. Since its inception, Automation Expo has served as a pivotal platform for showcasing cutting-edge technologies, fostering industry collaboration, and driving innovation across diverse industrial sectors in India and South Asia. For more information, please visit - (Disclaimer: The above press release comes to you under an arrangement with PNN and PTI takes no editorial responsibility for the same.). 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Business Standard
7 days ago
- Business
- Business Standard
Reliance Industries faces scrutiny as EU targets diesel from Russian crude
By Yongchang Chin, PR Sanjai and Rakesh Sharma The oil-procurement patterns of India's Reliance Industries Ltd. are coming under scrutiny after the European Union announced new restrictions on diesel made from Russian crude. Reliance bought Abu Dhabi's Murban crude in a rare purchase late last week, traders said, adding that it picked up the cargo soon after Friday's sanction package. The private refiner isn't a regular buyer of the UAE grade, a premium crude that tends to be costlier than its regular appetite of Russian Urals and heavier Middle Eastern varieties. Separately, people familiar with Reliance's import plans said the company has begun seeking to diversify its crude purchases away from Russia, its single-biggest source of oil so far this year. The people asked not to be identified as they aren't authorised to speak publicly. Reliance, a mega refiner owned by billionaire Mukesh Ambani, and other Indian processors have been among the world's top beneficiaries of Moscow's war in Ukraine. Europe shunned Russian crudes soon after the 2022 invasion, leading to deep cargo discounts that enticed Indian refiners to crank up opportunistic buying for production of fuels such as diesel, which it resold to western customers. An Airbus jet owned by Reliance Industries landed in Moscow's Vnukovo airport on Wednesday morning, according to data from flight tracking website FlightRadar24. The plane last took a flight to Russia last December, the data shows. It's not clear if Ambani was on board. A Reliance spokesman wasn't immediately available to comment. According to ship-tracking data compiled by Kpler, Russia has supplied almost half of Reliance's crude imports so far this year. In turn, around one-fifth of the processor's total product exports were sold to Europe. The process of refining Russian crude into diesel for sales into Europe has put Reliance in the line of fire of EU's latest pressure on Moscow, with the ban set to take effect Jan. 21 next year. While it's too early to tell if Reliance will pivot dramatically away from Russia, traders say there are some initial signs of the company seeking alternatives from places such as the Middle East. Still, it's unclear how the mega refiner will source close to 600,000 barrels a day of crude from other producers, and at what cost, they added. So far, the South Asian nation has been critical of latest EU sanctions, with India's Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri on Tuesday saying that there was a need for 'balance' when secondary sanctions are imposed on the purchase of Russian oil and gas.
Time of India
7 days ago
- Business
- Time of India
Reliance in focus as EU warns refiners using Russia oil
The oil-procurement patterns of India's Reliance Industries Ltd. are coming under scrutiny after the European Union announced new restrictions on diesel made from Russian crude. Reliance bought Abu Dhabi's Murban crude in a rare purchase late last week, traders said, adding that it picked up the cargo soon after Friday's sanction package. The private refiner isn't a regular buyer of the UAE grade, a premium crude that tends to be costlier than its regular appetite of Russian Urals and heavier Middle Eastern varieties. Separately, people familiar with Reliance's import plans said the company has begun seeking to diversify its crude purchases away from Russia, its single-biggest source of oil so far this year. The people asked not to be identified as they aren't authorized to speak publicly. A company spokesman wasn't immediately available to comment on the matter when contacted during regular working hours. Reliance, a mega refiner owned by billionaire Mukesh Ambani, and other Indian processors have been among the world's top beneficiaries of Moscow's war in Ukraine. Europe shunned Russian crudes soon after the 2022 invasion, leading to deep cargo discounts that enticed Indian refiners to crank up opportunistic buying for production of fuels such as diesel, which it resold to western customers. According to ship-tracking data compiled by Kpler, Russia has supplied almost half of Reliance's crude imports so far this year. In turn, around one-fifth of the processor's total product exports were sold to Europe. The process of refining Russian crude into diesel for sales into Europe has put Reliance in the line of fire of EU's latest pressure on Moscow, with the ban set to take effect Jan. 21 next year. While it's too early to tell if Reliance will pivot dramatically away from Russia, traders say there are some initial signs of the company seeking alternatives from places such as the Middle East. Still, it's unclear how the mega refiner will source close to 600,000 barrels a day of crude from other producers, and at what cost, they added. So far, the South Asian nation has been critical of latest EU sanctions, with India's Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri on Tuesday saying that there was a need for 'balance' when secondary sanctions are imposed on the purchase of Russian oil and gas.
Time of India
23-07-2025
- Business
- Time of India
Ambani's Reliance in focus as EU warns refiners using Russia oil
The oil-procurement patterns of India's Reliance Industries Ltd. are coming under scrutiny after the European Union announced new restrictions on diesel made from Russian crude. Reliance bought Abu Dhabi's Murban crude in a rare purchase late last week, traders said, adding that it picked up the cargo soon after Friday's sanction package. The private refiner isn't a regular buyer of the UAE grade, a premium crude that tends to be costlier than its regular appetite of Russian Urals and heavier Middle Eastern varieties. Explore courses from Top Institutes in Please select course: Select a Course Category MBA Leadership Others PGDM Finance others Healthcare CXO Operations Management Public Policy Artificial Intelligence healthcare Data Analytics Degree Project Management Digital Marketing Data Science Management Technology MCA Product Management Design Thinking Data Science Cybersecurity Skills you'll gain: Financial Management Team Leadership & Collaboration Financial Reporting & Analysis Advocacy Strategies for Leadership Duration: 18 Months UMass Global Master of Business Administration (MBA) Starts on May 13, 2024 Get Details Skills you'll gain: Analytical Skills Financial Literacy Leadership and Management Skills Strategic Thinking Duration: 24 Months Vellore Institute of Technology VIT Online MBA Starts on Aug 14, 2024 Get Details Separately, people familiar with Reliance's import plans said the company has begun seeking to diversify its crude purchases away from Russia, its single-biggest source of oil so far this year. The people asked not to be identified as they aren't authorized to speak publicly. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like No annual fees for life UnionBank Credit Card Apply Now Undo A company spokesman wasn't immediately available to comment on the matter when contacted during regular working hours. Reliance, a mega refiner owned by billionaire Mukesh Ambani, and other Indian processors have been among the world's top beneficiaries of Moscow's war in Ukraine. Europe shunned Russian crudes soon after the 2022 invasion, leading to deep cargo discounts that enticed Indian refiners to crank up opportunistic buying for production of fuels such as diesel, which it resold to western customers. Live Events According to ship-tracking data compiled by Kpler, Russia has supplied almost half of Reliance's crude imports so far this year. In turn, around one-fifth of the processor's total product exports were sold to Europe. The process of refining Russian crude into diesel for sales into Europe has put Reliance in the line of fire of EU's latest pressure on Moscow, with the ban set to take effect Jan. 21 next year. While it's too early to tell if Reliance will pivot dramatically away from Russia, traders say there are some initial signs of the company seeking alternatives from places such as the Middle East. Still, it's unclear how the mega refiner will source close to 600,000 barrels a day of crude from other producers, and at what cost, they added. So far, the South Asian nation has been critical of latest EU sanctions, with India's Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri on Tuesday saying that there was a need for 'balance' when secondary sanctions are imposed on the purchase of Russian oil and gas.
Economic Times
18-07-2025
- Business
- Economic Times
Reliance's $40 billion gain fuels best run over Nifty since 2020
Reliance Industries Ltd.'s shares are outperforming the country's benchmark stocks gauge by their widest margin in five years, driven by optimism over the conglomerate's diversified businesses. ADVERTISEMENT Shares of the country's most valued firm have surged 22% this year, compared with a 6% rise in the NSE Nifty 50 Index. The firm controlled by Asia's richest man Mukesh Ambani has added $40 billion to its market capitalization in 2025, contributing nearly a third to the value addition in the benchmark gauge. The rally marks a rebound for Reliance after its shares trailed the broader index for two straight years. Analysts see room for further advance, helped by higher refining margins, and improved performance of its telecom and retail units. In its earnings due later Friday, the company is expected to report a jump of almost 33% in net income for the April-June quarter — the biggest rise in three years. The company's core oil-to-chemicals business will benefit from elevated refining margins, while its telecom business Jio is expected to report improvement in average revenue per user as well as expansion in subscribers, said Harshraj Aggarwal, an analyst with Yes Securities India Ltd. ADVERTISEMENT Out of 37 analysts tracking Reliance, only two have a sell call while one recommends a hold, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The consensus price target for the stock is 1,577 rupees, representing a 7% upside from Thursday's close. 'While some near-term consolidation is possible, the overall technical setup remains favourable for continued upside,' said Ajit Mishra, an analyst at Religare Broking Ltd. 'A sustained move above 1,500–1,520 rupees could trigger the next leg of the rally, potentially pushing the stock toward the 1,600–1,620 rupees range.' (You can now subscribe to our ETMarkets WhatsApp channel)
