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Industrial users see lower delivered energy costs where wheeling applies
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Cost predictability improves for long-cycle export orders
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Price parity with regional competitors becomes more attainable
This is especially relevant at a time when exporters are facing compressed margins, volatile input prices, and slower global demand.
Financing relief: supportive, but not the whole story
Alongside energy-related measures, the government also announced a 300 basis point cut in export refinance rates, bringing them to 4.5%. The objective is clear: improve working capital affordability and ease liquidity constraints for exporting firms.
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