ICC MANUFAC URING SUMMIT 2018

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1 Organized by ICC MANUFAC URING SUMMIT 2018 Readiness for Industry July 2018 Taj Coromandel, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India Knowledge Partner

2 INTRODUCTION: Manufacturing growth has emerged as one of the high sectors in India. Prime Minister of India, Mr Narendra Modi, had launched the 'Make in India' program to place India on the world map as a manufacturing hub and give global recogni on to the Indian economy. MARKET SIZE : Indian manufacturing sector's gross value added at basic price based on price series was US$ billion in , as per the second advance es mates of Central Sta s cs Office. Manufacturing sector grew at a CAGR of 7.32 percent between FY12 and FY17. The sector grew 7.7 per cent in FY17. The wholesale price index, in respect of manufactured goods grew 2.4 percent between April 2016 and January Amist this background, Indian Chamber of Commerce presents the ICC Manufacturing Summit with theme 'Readiness for Industry 4.0'. The summit would provide a unique pla orm by bringing together industry leaders to discuss the changing approach of the manufacturing ecosystem and explore the pathway to manufacturing excellence. The summit would discuss the innova on and trends that will lead Indian Manufacturers to build world class factories that complement government s vision of Make in India.

3 WHY TAMIL NADU Tamil Nadu is situated in the south of India and in regards to transporta on it is na onwide well connected with ports and airports. It has three of India's major ports at its coastline. It is a highly industrialized State with low costs for manpower. 25% of India's Engineering graduates are coming from Tamil Nadu each year, which highlights its strong educa onal system. It is one of the fastest growing states and records consistently high FDI inflows. More interes ng facts about Tamil Nadu as a business des na on are: 57 SEZs are located in Chennai Major industries located in the State are Tex le, Automo ve, IT&ITES, Engineering, Cement and Pharmaceu cal industries. Tamil Nadu today is one of the top 10 automobile hubs in the world, with Chennai having the capacity to produce about 1.4 million cars a year, or 3 cars every minute. Chennai is the second largest exporter of IT & IT enabled services in the na on. The city has more BPOs per sq.. as compared to the other parts of the country. The World Bank chose to set up its back office opera on in Chennai. Similarly, many mul - na onal companies have opened their research & development centers, and the move has opened up new job openings in Chennai. Touted as 'India's healthcare capital', Chennai offers world's impeccable healthcare facili es. Chennai is recognized as the banking capital of India as the city houses all top domes c and foreign banks. State Government is focusing on a rac ng foreign as well as local en es to the State by crea ng a progressive business environment TOPICS TO BE DISCUSSED: Indian Economic growth agenda driving transforma on in Industry Key Challenges for Indian Manufacturing Sector for 2025 Consumer Insights for Industrial transforma on Disrup on = Opportunity Trends in Automa on that will lead the Changes Supply Chain / Collabora on People and Leadership Agenda including Health/wellness Sustainability / Inclusive growth Regulatory implica ons for next Decade

4 THE WAY FORWARD: India is expected to become the fi h largest manufacturing country in the world by the end of year India's manufacturing sector has the poten al to touch US$ 1 trillion by There is poten al for the sector to account for percent of the country's GDP and create up to 90 million domes c jobs by The future business condi ons in the Indian manufacturing sector are very promising. TARGET INDUSTRY PARTICIPATION: Automo ve Auto Ancillary IT Engineering Electronics & Electricals Power Infrastructure 2018 ENHANCE YOUR CONFERENCE EXPERIENCE WITH: Thought leadership sessions Unparallel learning Experts view on changing technology landscapes and its effect on the sector One-on-one execu ve exchanges Insights on Industrial transforma on Open Discussion Delegate Par cipa on Category ICC Members Non-ICC Members Registration Fees Rs. 2000/- +18%GST Rs. 3000/- +18%GST Group discount of 10% on the total par cipa on fee on 2 or more delegates from same organiza on. Group discount of 15% on the total par cipa on fee on 3 or more delegates from same organiza on. Pre-registra on is preferred for par cipa on. Students will receive a par cipa on cer ficate.

5 SPONSORSHIP OPTIONS : ADDITIONAL SPONSOR OPTIONS: Category Lunch Partner Logisitic Chain Partner Delegate Kit Sponsor Registration Fees Rs /- Rs /- Rs /- FOR FURTHER DETAILS PLEASE CONTACT: Ms.Uma Kannan INDIAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE (ICC) Bangalore M : E mail : icc.bangalore@indianchamber.net