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August 11, 2026

Industry Risk Profiles - July 7, 2026 - 10 min read

Offshore Oil and Gas Operator Risk Profile India 2026: Deepwater Drilling, Control of Well and Operators Extra Expense

India's offshore upstream sector is entering a deepwater phase with OALP Round-X ultra-deepwater blocks and the Andaman gas discovery. This risk profile covers the Control of Well and Operators Extra Expense package, MODU and platform physical damage, and seepage and pollution liability that define an E&P operator's insurance programme.

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Industry Risk Profiles - July 5, 2026 - 9 min read

Bulk Drug Park and API Manufacturing Risk Profile India 2026: Solvent Fire Load, Effluent Liability and Cluster Accumulation

As India's three bulk drug parks fill with API and KSM plants, brokers face a solvent-intensive risk with shared effluent and solvent-recovery infrastructure, reactor runaway exposure, pollution liability and a cluster accumulation problem that reshapes fire, liability and environmental cover.

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Industry Risk Profiles - July 3, 2026 - 9 min read

Ropeway and Cable Car Operator Risk Profile India 2026: Parvatmala Passenger Liability, Gondola Breakdown and Pilgrimage Crowd Exposure

A risk and insurance profile for Indian passenger ropeway and cable car operators in 2026, covering haul-rope and drive machinery breakdown, aerial evacuation and passenger liability, peak pilgrimage crowd accumulation, and PPP construction EAR on Parvatmala tri-cable gondola projects.

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Industry Risk Profiles - July 2, 2026 - 6 min read

Fireworks Manufacturing Cluster Risk Profile in India 2026: Sivakasi, PESO Licensing and the Explosion-and-Liability Picture

The fireworks and match cluster around Sivakasi and Virudhunagar produces most of India's fireworks, and it does so under an explosion frequency that makes conventional fire, liability and employee cover difficult to place. This profile sets out the PESO licensing regime, why fragmented multi-unit production shapes the exposure, the accident record that drives underwriter caution, and what cover is realistically available to operators in the cluster.

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Industry Risk Profiles - July 2, 2026 - 7 min read

Highway BOT Toll-Road Operator Risk Profile in India 2026: Concession-Phase Property, Traffic-Revenue BI and Third-Party Liability

The operational phase of a BOT (Toll) highway concession carries a risk profile that construction-all-risks and surety-bond placements do not address. This profile examines the operating concessionaire's property and business-interruption exposure tied to toll revenue, the third-party and public liability for road users, the insurance obligations in the Model Concession Agreement, and how InvIT monetisation reshapes the picture.

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Industry Risk Profiles - July 2, 2026 - 6 min read

Meat and Poultry Processing-and-Export Plant Risk Profile in India 2026: Ammonia Refrigeration, Contamination Recall and APEDA Compliance

Integrated abattoir-to-frozen-export plants for buffalo meat and poultry carry a risk mix that dairy, cold-chain and FMCG profiles do not capture: ammonia refrigeration hazards, contamination and product-recall exposure under APEDA and FSSAI oversight, marine and reefer transit risk on exports, and the effluent liability of combined slaughter and rendering. This profile sets out each exposure and how the covers respond.

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Industry Risk Profiles - July 2, 2026 - 6 min read

Nuclear Power Plant Operator Risk Profile in India 2026: INIP Capacity, CLNDA Operator Liability and the Property-and-BI Programme

A risk profile for India's civil nuclear operators, the established public operator and the private and foreign entrants the 2025 reform invites, distinguishing the statutory third-party liability layer carried by the India Nuclear Insurance Pool from the conventional property, machinery-breakdown and business-interruption programme a reactor still needs.

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Industry Risk Profiles - July 2, 2026 - 6 min read

Plywood and MDF Wood-Panel Plant Risk Profile in India 2026: Resin Fire Load, Press-Line Hazards and the BIS QCO Shift

Engineered-wood plants making plywood, MDF and particle board combine a heavy fire load of wood, dust and resin with high-temperature press and dryer lines, producing a fire, machinery-breakdown and product-liability exposure distinct from paper mills or printing plants. This profile examines the dust and resin ignition risk, the hot-press and dryer hazards, the consolidation driven by the 2025 BIS Quality Control Orders, and how the property and liability covers respond.

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Industry Risk Profiles - July 2, 2026 - 6 min read

Pumped Storage Hydropower Project Risk Profile in India 2026: EAR/ALOP for the 100 GW Build-Out and the Delay-in-Start-Up Exposure

Pumped storage projects are India's fastest-growing grid-storage class, and their construction phase carries a distinct underground-works and delay-in-start-up exposure that solar and battery storage do not. This profile sets out the erection all risks and advance loss of profits picture for off-stream pumped storage powerhouses, the tunnelling and geological hazards, and the developer concentration that creates portfolio accumulation for insurers and brokers.

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Industry Risk Profiles - June 25, 2026 - 10 min read

Solar Cell Gigafactory Risk Profile in India 2026: Diffusion Furnace Fire, Silane Handling and the ALMM List-II Capacity Crunch

ALMM List-II made domestic solar cells mandatory from June 1, 2026, but enlisted cell capacity sits near 30 GW against roughly 190 GW of approved module capacity. That gap is triggering a TOPCon cell gigafactory build wave, loading Indian property underwriters with silane and diffusion-furnace fire exposures they rarely priced before.

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Industry Risk Profiles - June 24, 2026 - 10 min read

Submarine Cable Landing Station Risk Profile in India 2026: Vizag Gateway, Cable Cut Exposure and the Connectivity Asset Programme

Airtel's new Visakhapatnam cable landing station, built to host Google subsea systems and Meta's Project Waterworth, opens a third east-coast gateway. This profile maps the property, marine cable-cut repair and contingent business-interruption exposures that standard data-centre and telecom wordings leave uncovered for brokers placing the programme.

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Industry Risk Profiles - June 23, 2026 - 10 min read

Compressed Biogas Plant Risk Profile in India 2026: Digester Explosion, Methane Fire and the CBO-Mandate Build-Out

India's Compressed Biogas Blending Obligation turns voluntary CBG into a compliance-driven build-out, pushing hundreds of greenfield digester sites into the underwriting pipeline. This profile maps the methane-atmosphere, overpressure and feedstock-fire exposures brokers must price before placing fire, engineering and liability cover on these plants.

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Industry Risk Profiles - June 22, 2026 - 10 min read

LFP Cathode Active Material Plant Risk Profile in India 2026: Calcination Fire, Iron Phosphate Dust and Process-Safety Underwriting

India's first commercial LFP cathode active material plant is being built in Odisha, opening a new chemical-process risk class for property and liability underwriters. This profile breaks down calcination-kiln fire, combustible metal-oxide dust and inert-atmosphere hazards, and what brokers should price before capacity scales.

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Industry Risk Profiles - June 20, 2026 - 10 min read

GCC Office Campus Property and Construction Risk Profile India 2026: Insuring the Mega-Campus Build and Tenant Fit-Out

GCCs leased around 30 million sq ft in 2025, one of their strongest years, and are pivoting to single-occupier mega-campuses. That shift creates a distinct property and contractors all risks exposure, with anchor-tenant concentration, fit-out valuation and rent-loss problems that a generic office programme does not price correctly.

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