Call for Parliamentary Action on 24 State-Owned Factories in India
The Lower House's investment committee requests urgent parliamentary discussion on 24 suspended state-owned factories. These factories, inactive due to five years of losses, may be restructured under various management models like PPP or joint ventures.

The investment and industrial development committee has urged the union government to present the issue of 24 suspended state-owned factories to Parliament immediately. These factories were suspended after recording losses for five consecutive years, prompting the need for a detailed review of their future management, including options for public-private partnerships or joint ventures.
Additionally, the report emphasizes the importance of strengthening the national economy, reducing imports, and providing long-term low-interest loans to local SMEs. International companies have expressed interest in investing in Myanmar's energy sector, focusing on hydropower, solar energy, LNG, and coal-fired power projects, which reflects a potential shift in the energy landscape.




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