Havells India Under Scanner, PUBG Maker Plans New Games And More Stories From The Weekend You Can't Miss

DRI’s Probe into Havells India

The Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) has cast a spotlight on Havells India with a search operation at its Noida office over import classification issues. The company, with a substantial manufacturing footprint in India, has downplayed the potential impact on its business, citing the domestic production of the majority of its products. Despite the ongoing investigation, Havells India, which reported significant revenues last fiscal year, remains confident of maintaining its operational and financial stability, ensuring shareholders and customers that business continuity will not be affected.

India’s Stance Against Illegal Betting

The Indian government has taken a firm stance against illegal online betting by banning 22 apps, including Mahadev Book Online. This move, prompted by the Enforcement Directorate’s investigation into a betting syndicate, signifies a broader initiative to safeguard the digital economy from unlawful activities. The ban reflects the government’s commitment to preventing money laundering and securing data integrity, reinforcing the regulatory framework governing online activities.

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Krafton’s Gaming Blueprint for India

Krafton India’s CEO Sean Sohn has unveiled a blueprint for revolutionising the Indian gaming scene with new game introductions and developer support. At an esports event in Delhi, Sohn highlighted the company’s efforts to mainstream esports and gaming in India. Krafton’s strategy includes mentoring local talent and investing in the gaming community, reflecting a strong commitment to nurturing the Indian esports ecosystem and its potential for growth.

Saab’s FDI Breakthrough in India

Saab has achieved a landmark in India’s defense industry by securing 100% foreign direct investment for manufacturing the Carl-Gustaf M4 system. This approval marks a significant policy shift, allowing Saab to produce these systems in Haryana, with potential for exports. The move underscores India’s openness to foreign investment in defense manufacturing and its “Make in India” initiative, setting a precedent for future foreign collaborations.

Maruti Suzuki’s Agile Production Shift

Maruti Suzuki India is recalibrating its production strategy to meet changing market demands, focusing on utility vehicles over entry-level cars. The shift aims to enhance production flexibility and address the mismatch between production capacity and demand. The strategy also involves a plan to significantly boost exports by 2030-31, reinforcing Maruti’s position as India’s premier car exporter and adapting to the evolving automotive landscape.

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