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“We have plans for two-stroke engines in India,” Gaby Hanna, managing director, senior vice president, head of region – Middle East & Africa , said in an interview.
“We don’t manufacture, in any case, two-stroke engines… it's all with our licensees. We have an initiative now to look for a partner or two in India to be our two stroke engine licensees for large commercial vessels.”
economictimes.indiatimes.com
India has sought the help of Switzerland-based WinGD to establish a marine engine
manufacturing hub in the country.
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“We don’t manufacture, in any case, two-stroke engines… it's all with our licensees. We have an initiative now to look for a partner or two in India to be our two stroke engine licensees for large commercial vessels.”
German engine maker Everllence SE in talks for Indian manufacturing of two-stroke engines for ships
German marine engine giant Everllence SE is eyeing India for local manufacturing of its two-stroke engines for large commercial ships through licensing agreements. The company is also exploring setting up its own production facility for its high-speed, four-stroke 175D engine. Everllence, the...
India has sought the help of Switzerland-based WinGD to establish a marine engine
manufacturing hub in the country.
Govt invites Chinese-owned marine engine maker WinGD to set up plant in India
The Indian government encourages Chinese-owned WinGD to set up a marine engine manufacturing plant in India, aiming to bolster the nation’s shipbuilding industry and meet rising maritime demands by 2047.
