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Key Takeaways from EEPC India’s 54th National Awards Ceremony

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Celebrating Excellence, Innovation, and India’s Engineering Export Growth
Source: EEPC India

It is the reputed and glamorous hallmark of Indian engineering and awards ceremony-industry of the nationalized trailblazers from the honored countries across the world for contributions made to be exporter and industry growth by the 54th National Awards Ceremony of EEPC India realized early in 2025. The event was inaugurated by Mr. Jitin Prasada, Hon’ble Minister of State for Commerce & Industry and Electronics & IT, and emphasized the commitment of India towards strengthening the backbone of future industrial endeavors.

 A Grand Recognition of Engineering Exporters

Hosted with elegance and national pride, the awards ceremony witnessed a vibrant convergence of the country’s top industrialists, policymakers, and MSMEs. The awards were presented in several categories, recognizing not only large corporations, but also emerging MSMEs that have made their debut in the global export scenario.

 Top Awardees of 2021–22:

Company Name Category Award
JSW Steel Ltd. Large Enterprise old Trophy
Calcutta Export Company Small Enterprise Gold Trophy
ArcelorMittal Nippon Steel India Ltd. Large Enterprise Silver Trophy

These awards were a recognition and motivation for engineering companies to scale greater heights and move towards adopting new practices in order to excel in the global market.

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India’s Export Landscape: A Look at the Numbers

Despite the global trade uncertainties induced by shifting U.S. tariff policies, India’s engineering export sector grew remarkably well. According to EEPC’s data:

Engineering Exports vs Total Merchandise (April–Jan 2025)

Category                                                                                  Growth Rate
Engineering Exports        +10%
Merchandise Exports +1.39%

This data gives a picture of how the engineering sector constructs the spine to keep India trade competitive.

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 India vs. US Tariffs: Section 232 Impact

It also throws light on the current US Section 232 tariffs on steel and aluminium products, one of the major obstacles to Indian export: -India will be facing serious challenge from the recent US Section 232 tariffs, having multiplied tariffs on steel and aluminium products. 

Impact Summary:

Top Affected Aluminium Categories (India’s Share in U.S. Market):

Product Category India’s Market Share (%)
Aluminium Wire (HS 76051100) 13.2%
Aluminium Billets (HS 76012020) 3.1%

Resilience to these challenges describes how India has stood firm in the storm of trade that is too complex to maneuver. 

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 Role of EEPC India in Global Engagement

EEPC India doesn’t reward companies, it rewards their empowerment globally. Major global expos like Hannover Messe (Germany), Middle East Energy (Dubai), and BAUMA (Germany) will see India’s exporters take center stage in these major global trade shows.

 Further, EEPC’s collaboration with data companies like Big Mint for real-time analytics and information sharing marked a bold move toward digital empowerment.

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The 54th EEPC India National Awards Ceremony has not only recognized a few of India’s top exporters; this event will be a reminder that India’s engineering industry can hold its own in global headwinds. Innovation, diversification, and policy support will keep making this sector more adaptable and competitive for the country on the world stage.

NPCS is proud to back this mission through its support in project planning and feasibility studies for Indian entrepreneurs to set up and operate a new business successfully.

 

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