| |October 20215Rising demand for power is being rapidly translated to the distribution transformer market, keeping manufacturers on their toes. To fulfil the burgeoning need, manufacturers are striving to improve both in terms of technological advancement and efficiency. Given the importance of this segment for the power sector, we have covered in extensively in this issue. The cover story of this issue features Lakshmi Transformers and Electricals (LTE) which is the one of the major suppliers of Transformer to the Government departments all over India including states like Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra with the biggest volume currently going to their home state Uttar Pradesh. It also exports transformers to many countries outside India, majorly in the African region. The company has also diversified its operations and ventured into EPC Turnkey Contracts. Also featuring in this issue Electrotherm has been an engineering metal melting company since 1983. The company falls under the preferred list of suppliers for many leading companies who run their process plants using its transformers. It has been offering tailor-made solutions in selecting the voltage and current graph along with the varied frequency as per application duty of the connected load. The issue also covers EVR Power which is well-known and accepted for its robust production capabilities of all types of Transformers and many other high-standard products. It also builds small power transformers using the high-end technological method, which is less vulnerable to human error, and at the same time helps in attaining high productivity. What's more, the issue also acquaints you with the other top players in this segment.After studying this market landscape in-depth, we have zeroed in on Top 10 Transformer Manufacturers that have excelled in this domain with their innovative approach. Having proven their dedication to efficiency in order to meet the customer expectations in an end-to-end manner, these companies have stood out from the crowd. We look forward to receiving your feedback and suggestions. Sudhakar SinghEditorsudhakar.singh@theindustryoutlook.comEnhancing Power Distribution Vol 2 · Issue 8-4 · October, 2021Publisher Alok ChaturvediEditor Sudhakar Singh Editorial Team Art & Graphics Ashok Kumar Suanya ChakrabortyGM Sales & MarketingVirupakshi PattarSarita Vermasales@theindustryoutlook.com Editorial Querieseditor@theindustryoutlook.comCirculation Manager Magendran PerumalCover price is Rs. 150 per issue.Printed and Published By Alok Chaturvedi on behalf of Biz Print Media Technologies Pvt. 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Budding business COOs, CFOs and CEOs turn their attention to developing a legal risk management strategy, and it's easy to see why. There are lots of tricky legal issues that growing businesses have to contend with, such as such as employment contracts, complex relationships with large enterprises, stock issuance, and other securities issues.Businesses engage legal counsel to reduce the risks to the business. Some executives respond to these legal challenges by hiring in-house counsel or they have a general counsel on staff and some even go for outsourcing everything to a law firm.Inadvertent non-compliance with laws and regulations can create significant financial liabilities for companies in the form of penalties, or damages to others. Without detailed understanding of the rules affecting a business or industry, strategic flaws in business models can lead to loss of market-share, or unanticipated increased expenses affecting long-term profitability. Contracts, leases, and other commercial transactions commit the business to obligations in exchange for value, and if these are not properly vetted then they can result in surprise obligations or loss of deal benefits. All these things, and more, drive businesses to engage the expertise of legal counsel to avert risks.It is often argued that leadership and judgment are innate. However, the attributes that most companies look for in the general counsel position are a combination of both instinctive and learned, and qualities that people regard as innate can often be developed with practice. In the current edition of CEO Insights Magazine, we bring to you `Top 10 General Counsel - 2021', who are not just leaders but also visionaries. These experts continuously strive to contribute towards the development of the firm by taking the right decisions at right time. We are proud to feature some of their success stories in our current edition; do read to know more about them.Let us know what you think!Deepshikha SinghManaging Editordeepshikha@thehighereducationreview.comEditorialGeneral Counsel to Steer your Business through Legal Challenges BATTERY MANUFACTURERSUPCOMING ISSUESADHESIVE TAPE MANUFACTURERAUTOMOTIVE TESTING SERVICESBIOTECHNOLOGY COMPANIES
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