China's Ming Yang out to grab 30% of Indian wind turbine market

Chinese turbine maker Ming Yang is eyeing a 30% share of the Indian market in the next two to three years, says the chief executive of its international business, Manfred Loong.

The company signed an agreement this month with local power group Reliance to co-develop up to 2.5GW of clean-energy projects in India.

Ming Yang will also take a 55% stake in Mumbai turbine maker Global Wind Power (GWP), in which Reliance is the major shareholder.

The move — the first Indian-Chinese collaboration in the wind sector — may see Ming Yang become the first of the Chinese players to gain a foothold in the rapidly growing market.

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