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Danish firms ready to pay premium to build ships in India: Denmark’s Ambassador

Hindustan Times - India News · 26 August 2026 at 6:05 pm

Danish firms ready to pay premium to build ships in India: Denmark’s Ambassador

Danish companies are willing to pay higher initial costs to build ships in India as Western economies seek alternatives to China and South Korea amid tensions.

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