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February 29, 2008 21:33 IST
What the Budget does - Customs duty on steel melting and aluminium melting scrap reduced from 5% to 0%
- Reduction in excise duties in select segments of automobiles
- World-class skill development programme to be launched
- Dividend tax paid by parent company allowed to be set off against the same paid by its subsidiary
Impact on sector - Customs duty exemption on select metal scrap might reduce the raw material cost for some of the auto component players
- Excise duty reduction in select auto segments will help spur demand for automobiles, which in turn will benefit the components industry
- Skill development programme will help address skilled labour shortage problem in the future
Impact on companies - Customs duty exemption on raw materials such as steel and aluminium scrap is a positive for certain forgings and castings players like Bharat Forge [Get Quote] and Amtek Auto [Get Quote]
- Excise duty reduction on automobiles as well as the proposed world class skill development programme will help all the players in the industry
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