The global trade community is experiencing severe container shortage. Even though the top container manufacturers in China have ramped up their box production capacity, but still the total containers available on the ground are falling short of the existing demand. Equipment leasing companies predict this scenario to continue into the year 2022. The Government of India has extended its “Atmanirbhar” drive to include container manufacturing in India and make our country self-sufficient in manufacturing containers.
Taking forward its series of thought provoking webinars Maritime Gateway is organising its next webinar on container manufacturing titled “Container Manufacturing: Dealing with the Container crunch.”
Speakers
Mr Vikas Chaube, IRTS, Officer on Special Duty (Joint Secretary Level), Logistics Division Department of Commerce, Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Government of India –
Mr Santosh Sinha, IRSME Executive Director (Projects & Services), Container Corporation of India Ltd –
Mr Bijoy Paulose, Chairman & Managing Director, VS & B Containers Group –
Capt V K Rajakrishnan, Chief Executive Officer, Tristar Container Services (Asia) Private Limited –
Mr Sunil Vaswani, Executive Director, Container Shipping Lines Association(India) –
Mr Rudra Shriram, Joint President, DCM Shriram Industries –
Date and Time
Thursday June 03, 2021 11.00 AM to 1.00 PM IST
Discussion Points
- Domestic demand for new containers
- Can India become a hub for container manufacturing?
- Availability of surplus containers at transshipment hubs
- Purchasing containers in India VS repositioning boxes: The cost benefit analysis
- Can the container manufacturing industry expect good support from the Government?