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    White House lists investment over $330 billion in US from India

    The White House announced investments of over $330 billion from India as part of total investments. This total is reported as $10.871 trillion from various countries and private industries. Specific investments included $310 billion and $20.5 billion, plus a $15 billion steel plant by Essar Group. US President Donald Trump previously mentioned Reliance Industries' $300 billion investment in Texas.

    Essar Oil & Gas wins five CBM blocks across three states, adds 6.6 Tcf gas reserves

    Essar Oil & Gas has acquired five coal-blend methane blocks across West Bengal, Madhya Pradesh and Telangana. The company aims to enhance domestic natural gas production while developing approximately 1,281 square kilometers of new acreage. This expansion also includes significant resources of around 6.6 trillion cubic feet of gas-in-place. Essar currently produces nearly 50 percent of India’s CBM production, reflecting its strong position in this sector.

    Globalisation 2.0, can it be furrowed home?

    Indian corporations are making bold strides abroad, with Essar establishing a massive $15 billion steel complex in Iowa. Notable companies such as Tata Motors and Reliance are also venturing into international markets across diverse sectors. However, the declining investments from mid-level Indian firms raise concerns about potential impacts on employment and economic growth at home. The ongoing debate is whether Globalisation 2.

    Essar-backed Mesabi Metallics to set up $15-billion steel plant in US

    Mesabi Metallics will use iron ore for the Iowa plant from its mine in Minnesota, which was recently operationalised. The company has invested nearly $3 billion in this iron ore mine at Nashwauk in the state, which is the first new mine in Minnesota in five decades. This combined $18 billion investment is the largest single-location investment for steel in the country.

    New steel policy draft ready, to set 2047 road map: Secretary

    The government is revisiting the current national steel policy 2017 to address major changes in the sector in the past decade including AI, machine learning, technology upgradation, decarbonisation and greater policy focus on sustainability.

    India Inc's legal bill swells as global ambitions grow

    As Indian companies expand overseas, a more fractious global geopolitical environment is exposing them to a wider web of sanctions, trade restrictions, data rules and regulatory regimes, making legal advice an increasingly key part of managing cross-border risk.

    The Economic Times
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