Supreme Quality PPR inserts, Electrical Parts and accessories ,Wash Basin Screw, Sanitary fittings,By: Rudrik Trivedi
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WESTERN IMPEX was established as a 100% Export Oriented Unit in the Brass city of Jamnagar.
We Manufacture and Export full range of Brass / Chrome Plated Sanitary / Pipe Fittings, Cable glands, Neutral Links, Brass PPR Insert, Wash Basin Screw, Galvanized Nail and Nut Clamps, Brass Electrical Accessories and all types of Non Ferrous Metal Components as per Customer’s specifications and drawings.
We import our raw materials from reputed Scrap Yards of Europe and United Kingdom to offer quality finished products to our valuable customers.
We have in-house facilities for Casting, Machining, Forging and Chrome Plating of finished products. With in-house manufacturing facilities we can have proper quality check at each and every stage of production.
To attain Customer Satisfaction by supplying goods on time has been the motto of Western Impex.
To maintain this level we have preferred in-house production facilities for majority of our items. We also have in-house Chrome Plating facilities to offer required plating as per customer’s satisfaction.
We have established a system of ISO-9001 to establish and maintain quality standards for our organization. We will receive our ISO Certification within three months.
At each and every stage of manufacture proper inspection facilities through visual and mechanical gadgets like Ring Gauge, Plug Gauge, Vernier Caliper is undertaken. All these gadgets are regularly calibrated.
Within a very short time span of 5 years we have become one of the leading suppliers of Brass and Chrome Plated Sanitary Fittings in the Gulf region.
Our Commitment towards supplying quality products and timely delivery of goods has helped us to attract more customers for our products and introduce more product range.
Phone No : +91 (288) 2889024
Fax No : +91 (288) 2889025
E-mail : westernimpex@rediffmail.comhttp://www.westernimpex.com |
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Dec 2, 2008 |
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Technology Driving Medical Tourism in South Korea
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According to our new research report, “Emerging Medical Tourism in South Korea”, advanced technology used for the treatment and the government initiatives are likely to fuel growth in the South Korean medical tourism industry. Despite the gloomy outlook for the world economy, the medical tourism industry in South Korea witnessed an impressive growth of more than 55% in 2008 over the previous year.
An increase in the number of medical tourists in South Korea is mainly accredited to the advanced technology used by the hospitals for the treatment of patients, says RNCOS report. Hospitals are equipped with the highly advanced technology for the treatment of cardiac, spinal and other types of surgeries. Moreover, the technology used for the treatment is 90% that of developed nations and just one third of the cost of America and other western nations.
Besides this, the government of South Korea is also trying to attract more medical tourists with its high quality medical care. Recently, it has allowed hospitals to market themselves to foreign patients. To further boost the industry, the South Korean government has amended its immigration policies allowing overseas patients as well as their family members to obtain long-term medical visas. It has also modified laws permitting local hospitals to undergo joint ventures with overseas hospitals in some of the cases.
The research report, “Emerging Medical Tourism in South Korea”, provides an in-depth analysis of the present and future prospects of the South Korean medical tourism industry. It thoroughly studies the medical tourism industry with focus on different parameters like inbound tourism, expenditure by inbound tourists, medical tourists, expenditure by medical tourists and healthcare infrastructure. The report also provides strategic insight to clients to evaluate the opportunities critical for their success in the South Korean medical tourism industry.
The study also gives forecast on medical tourist arrivals, revenue from medical tourists, number of hospital beds, number of doctors, GDP growth, disposable income and population.
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Low Wages & Govt Support Pushing China Ahead of other Asia-Pacific Biotech Markets
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We have recently released a new research report, “Asia Pacific Biotechnology Market (2008-2012)”, which says that the Chinese biotechnology market is expected to grow at a CAGR of over 23% during 2007-2012. This will enable the country to represent around 25% of the Asia Pacific biotech market revenue by 2012.
The report has identified lower wages in China compared to other Asian-Pacific countries as the main reason for high growth in the country’s biotechnology market. For instance, wages in China are 10% to 15% lower than that in India, one of the low-cost countries. Moreover, with hire and fire policy, the labor policies in China are more liberal, helping the biotech industry to increase productivity and reduce cost.
The Chinese government strongly supports its biotech industry and has been aggressively investing in the industry to foster growth, says the report. Apparently, the annual investments by the government surged at a CAGR of 86.12% during 2001-2005 to US$ 1.2 Billion in 2005 from US$ 100 Million in 2001. In addition, we expect that the investment will rise to US$ 8.8 Billion by the end of 2010 as the government intends to make China one of the leading biotech markets in the world.
China is just one of the many Asia-Pacific countries discussed in the “Asia-Pacific Biotechnology Market (2008-2012)”. The report provides comprehensive overview on the biotechnology market of countries like Japan, Taiwan and Singapore. It highlights the fact that Asia-Pacific biotechnology markets differ from each other remarkably in terms of infrastructure, talent pool, size, funding, growth, and potential as an outsourcing destination. It gives valuable information along with statistical data to pharmaceutical & biotechnology companies and investors planning to invest in these markets, helping them to plan their strategies according to the individual market.
The report also provides information on the market size, segmentation, structure, growth, future prospects, success and risk factors, and evolving trends in technology development.
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Indian Gems & Jewellery Industry Needs Urgent Government Intervention
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Contributing 13.41% in the country’s total merchandise exports in 2007-08, the Indian gems and jewellery market recorded positive growth, says new research report by RNCOS, “Indian Gems and Jewellery Market – Future Prospects to 2011”. India has emerged as one of the leading players in the global gems and jewellery industry on the back of its big pool of skilled manpower.
Although the local manufacturing activities are severely hit due to difficulties in availability of raw material, recessionary fear in the US, which makes up for nearly 50% of the global jewellery sales, and weak international demand further compounded the situation, said a RNCOS analyst. Thus, the financial fiasco in the US has hampered the Indian jewellery industry too.
RNCOS analyst has suggested that the ongoing crisis in the industry could be addressed provided the government takes necessary steps like permitting status holders to directly import and sell gold to exporters, rise in rupee subvention from 2% to 4%, releasing dollars from the government’s reserves and making adequate dollar credit lines available by RBI.
The analyst is optimistic that if the government takes the suggested steps, the Indian gems and jewellery industry will recover from this unprecedented crisis in the next six months.
“Indian Gems and Jewellery Market – Future Prospects to 2011” provides comprehensive information on gems and jewellery market in India, with focus on past and future market scenario. The report studies the past and present market trends to highlight the potential growth area in future. It also gives an overview of the organized and unorganized market for gems and jewellery in the country. The report also takes into account the weaknesses and strengths of existing players in the market to facilitate new players to devise their strategies accordingly to gain competitive advantage.
The research also includes forecast on various segments of the industry like gems & jewellery sales, share in world gold jewellery sales, organized gems & jewellery market and share of family jewellers in gems & jewellery industry.
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