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India’s GST collection in January 2026 reached ₹1.93 lakh crore, reflecting steady revenue growth and strong economic activity. Growth was driven by manufacturing, services, imports, and E-commerce, with varied performance across states. Here’s a breakdown of national figures, state-wise trends, and sectoral drivers supporting GST collections.
This blog explains how value-based taxation quietly drives up shipping costs for Indian MSMEs. This article breaks down how ad valorem tax — applied as a percentage of the invoice value — affects courier, PTL, and FTL services. It emphasizes why even a ₹200 mismatch in declared value can delay...
This article unpacks the concept of Veblen goods through a strategic business lens, showing how higher prices can drive demand when products signal status or exclusivity. From premium steel to elite logistics, we explore how Indian businesses—especially those in B2B and procurement—can apply Veblen thinking to differentiate offerings, boost perceived...
Rhetan TMT, a small-cap player in the Iron & Steel Products sector, has hit a fresh all-time high of ₹25.12. The breakout comes amid accelerating steel demand from India’s construction and infrastructure boom. Investors are now watching to see if this momentum can carry the stock higher into 2026.
Importing steel in 2025? Do you know SIMS compliance is now mandatory? The Steel Import Monitoring System (SIMS) is a DGFT rule that requires MSMEs to register every steel shipment before it leaves the exporting country. This guide explains what SIMS is, how to file it, fees, validity, common mistakes, and the latest November 2025 update allowing annual registration. Learn how SIMS affects pricing, delivery timelines, and landed costs – and why smart compliance protects MSME margins.
The government is considering suspending QCOs (Quality Control Orders) on 55 steel grades to ease raw material sourcing and to give industries more flexibility in procurement. The decision, if approved, could reshape steel sourcing patterns, compliance burdens, and quality oversight. Here’s how.
India’s steel industry in 2026 is producing and consuming at record levels, yet prices remain near five-year lows. Falling steel prices benefit buyers but strain margins for producers, creating a complex market scenario. Let us explore why strong demand is not translating into higher prices and what it means for steel producers and buyers.
India’s steel industry continues to grow, driven by strong demand from infrastructure, construction, and manufacturing. The upcoming Bharat Steel 2026...
India’s February 2026 GST collections stood at ₹1.83 lakh crore, marking an 8.1% year-on-year rise and reflecting steady economic activity...
India’s steel sector is entering a new growth phase, driven by a strong steel IPO surge and expansion cycle in...
Steel procurement in EPC projects now requires financial modelling, not just rate comparison. In 2026, volatility, supplier concentration, and compliance...
