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The EPC payment cycle in India often creates cash flow pressure due to RA bill approval delays, retention money lock-in, mobilisation advance recovery, and multi-level client approvals. Even profitable EPC projects can strain MSMEs when billing gaps widen. This guide explains how the EPC billing cycle works, where payments get stuck, and practical steps businesses can take in 2026 to stabilise working capital and reduce financial risk.
When it comes to efficient logistics management, ETA or estimated time of arrival is important as it enables multiple stakeholders to prepare for incoming shipment. In this article, we understand ETA meaning, how to calculate ETA, examples of ETA and why it is important. We also look at other shipping...
In a large-scale warehouse, order-picking can be time consuming and tiresome activity. However, it can be improved with the right strategy and methods. For this, you need to analyse scale and volume of orders in our warehouse. Read on more about methods and processes of order picking and how to...
Logistics management is the process of overseeing and controlling all logistics activities including order processing, warehousing and transportation of goods and services to the customers. The key objective of logistics management is to enhance customer experience by delivering products within a fixed timeline.
Set to open on April 19, 2025, the Chenab Bridge stands as the world’s tallest railway arch and a symbol of India’s engineering excellence. Built with over 10,000 tonnes of high-strength steel, this mega structure spans the treacherous Chenab River valley, connecting Jammu to Kashmir through the Udhampur–Srinagar–Baramulla Rail Link. This article dives deep into the steel, science, and strategy that made this architectural marvel possible.
Many Indian MSMEs confuse terms like RFP, RFQ, and EOI with actual tender types—leading to costly bidding mistakes. This blog clears the air by explaining which of the following is not a type of tender, highlights valid tender types like open, limited, and two-stage, and shows how using the right tools (like GeM, CPPP, and PM Gati Shakti) can help businesses bid smarter. A practical read for any MSME navigating public procurement.
British Steel’s 2025 crisis—marked by mounting losses, a failed bailout, and emergency UK government takeover—signals deeper issues of energy costs, foreign ownership, and global overcapacity. While the crisis may seem distant, it holds real implications for Indian MSMEs, especially those involved in steel supply, logistics, and public procurement via platforms like GeM, eProcure, and TReDS. The disruptions could trigger price volatility, project delays, and sourcing challenges. As India expands its infrastructure ambitions, the British Steel fallout offers both a warning...
India is moving to expand green steel procurement, with a proposed 25% share for government projects still under consideration. The...
The MSME Amendment Act 2026 brings important changes to India’s MSME framework, with a focus on classification, registration, and payments....
India's August 2026 GST collection reached ₹1.99 lakh crore, marking 14.8% year-on-year growth. Domestic and import-related GST revenues both contributed...
LRPC wire vs LRPC strand is a key buying decision for contractors and precast manufacturers choosing prestressing steel for specific...
