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インド地場金型産業の発展段階について(その2)インド・ムンバイおよびプネにおける地場金型産業調査より

The development stages of the Indian die and mold industries (part 2) From the situation of local die and mold manufacturers in Mumbai and Pune

jpn

00229741

https://doi.org/10.15002/00003344

法政大学経済学部学会

76

2

1

47

2008-09-25

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The aim of this paper is to elucidate the stages of development of the Indian local die and mold industries. In Part I [Baba 2007], the author discussed this topic based on interviews with users with ties to Japan, including auto manufacturers and auto components manufacturers. For the current paper, the author conducted a field survey of local die and mold manufacturers and users in Mumbai and Pune in early spring 2008. These two areas have the longest histories among die and mold industrial complexes in India. From the survey, the author presents an outline of the Indian die and mold industries and their market situations. The author also discusses some other topics relating to Indian die and mold manufacturers, such as the typical business model, development stages and development model. The development stage of the die and mold industries is found to be an early stage of under-development, in contrast to developed countries such as Japan. The industry depends on imports for high quality dies and molds. On the other hand, the author determined that these local industries have high growth potential. Many local die and mold manufacturers are gaining competitiveness in terms of quality and technologies. They are gradually attaining the ability to make some difficult types of high-quality dies and molds, such as progressive dies for high-precision mechanical parts, large dies for auto outer skins, and large molds for auto bumpers.

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