China blocking sale of tunnel boring machines to India: Piyush Goyal to German minister

whatever. atleast you learnt that Indians dont care about Pakistan. Its your own countryman who is inserting themselves in discussion of two parties.

Dont care? As per mods, some of you come on here with 5 different IDs, 5 different email addresses from same IP in India.

The obsession with us is complete.
 
whatever. atleast you learnt that Indians dont care about Pakistan. Its your own countryman who is inserting themselves in discussion of two parties.
Bro - you eat shit and get banned on a Pakistani forum BUT you dont care about Pakistan? Ffs deep obsession
 
whatever. atleast you learnt that Indians dont care about Pakistan. Its your own countryman who is inserting themselves in discussion of two parties.
You spend all day on an enemies’ forum talking nonsense, desperately trying to convince yourself you don’t care.
The projection is obvious......
 
The wumaos on the forum are yet to learn that Herrenknecht assembles TBMs in Guangzhou plants as well, that's why it's easy for companies to set shop in India. Copying german technology doesn't make it chinese that the chinese can block.
Bro, I know this. You initially bought Chinese brands. Later, they were banned. Then you begged for German brands... Actually.Initially, you begged Chinese companies for technology.

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A beggar has changed his begging target. But he is still a beggar.
 
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Alphabetical List of Tunnel Boring Machine Producers. (Main TBM Manufacturers). (Seven in China).

CRCHI (China)
CREG (China) China Railway Engineering Equipment Group Co. Ltd. is owned by China Railway Group Limited (company use “CREC” for short of 'China Railway Engineering Corporation').
E-BERK (Turkey)
EM Korea (South Korea)
Herrenknecht (Germany)
Hitachi Zosen (Japan) -see also OGITEC.
Hoban (South Korea)
JIMT - JIM Technology Corporation (Japan) owned by IHI Corporation (Japan).
Kawasaki (Japan) -see also OGITEC.
Komatsu (Japan)
LNSS (China)
Lovsuns (China/Canada) ex-Lovat company owned by China's LNSS.
NHI (China)
OGITEC - Underground Infrastructure Technologies (Japan) A Hitachi Zosen & Kawasaki JV for TBM business
Robbins (USA/China)
SELI (Italy)
STEC (China)
Tangxing (China)
Terratec (Australia) majority stake owned by Japan's JIMT .
Tianye Tolian (China)

 
By the way, one of my jobs is to sell cutter teeth used in TBMs. The cutter teeth used in the Hanoi Metro line project in Vietnam come from our company. Cutter teeth are the core consumables of a TBM, and they are a carbide product. 90% of the cutter teeth in the world come from Zhuzhou City, Hunan Province, China. No matter which country's TBM India buys, it relies on core parts from China to maintain its operation.
 
The world is getting more and more interesting.

In the past, Indians often called for boycotting Chinese products to prevent China from profiting from the Indian market.
Now the tables have turned. China is restricting exports of high-tech products to India, which is exactly what Indians used to want.
Ironically, instead of celebrating, they are now unhappy about it.
 
We are discussing about TBMs.... why are you going towards 2 front war?

It is futile to build anything in India. Useless. That is why. A two front war will wreck you anyway. Is that any clearer for you or do you need more explanation?
 
The world is getting more and more interesting.

In the past, Indians often called for boycotting Chinese products to prevent China from profiting from the Indian market.
Now the tables have turned. China is restricting exports of high-tech products to India, which is exactly what Indians used to want.
Ironically, instead of celebrating, they are now unhappy about it.

That is Indians for you. They think they can always have it their way, but they are finding out they cannot. Nagging won't achieve anything.
 
The world is getting more and more interesting.

In the past, Indians often called for boycotting Chinese products to prevent China from profiting from the Indian market.
Now the tables have turned. China is restricting exports of high-tech products to India, which is exactly what Indians used to want.
Ironically, instead of celebrating, they are now unhappy about it.
Not at the slightest. The Chinese are too smart when the Americans sanction them but they are too stupid when they sanction others. They think they are so indispensable but they are not. With each restrictions, they loss market share and countries move away for a different supplier. Chinese blocked these TBMs, we have Herrenknecht production plant coming up in Chennai. They blocked battery LFP suppliers we have battery makers now, we bought mines in Indonesia for Nickel. So please restrict more force us to do it ourselves and finally outcompete you in your own game.
 

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