The importer benefits from buying tiles from an Indian company

Key Benefits of buying tiles from India.

• Competitive Pricing (High Margin Opportunity)

 India offers lower production costs vs Europe or China (in many segments)

•  Importers can:

Buying at lower rates is like increasing your profit margin with Indian tiles

Sell at higher margins in their local market, Fast dispatch + consistent quality

• Massive Production Capacity

India (especially Morbi) is one of the largest tile manufacturing hubs in the world

Continuous production = no stock shortage. One container = complete tile solution.

• Wide Design Variety
• Thousands of tile designs like: -

Marble look

Wood finish

Concrete finish

High-gloss (PGVT)

• Flexible Order Options

Mix sizes and designs in one container + a sanitizing product or other product can be loaded.

Custom branding (OEM/private label) available

• Strong Export Infrastructure

Well-developed ports from the tile factory are less than 200 km or 125 miles

Mundra, India’s largest commercial and private port, handling 11% of India's total annual maritime cargo

Kandla. 18 berths facility (12 Dry cargo,06 Oil jetties)

Fast container movement and global shipping

• Quality Standards & Certifications
• Aashka Tiles follow:

ISO standards

• CE certification (for Europe)

• Fast Production & Delivery per day, 15 Million+ boxes Porcelain tiles production capacity per month
• Production cycle: 7–20 days (average)

Faster than many competing countries

8 Full Product Range (One-Stop Solution)

Ceramic tiles

GVT / PGVT tiles

Parking tiles

Full body tiles

Sanitaryware

Smart Marble

PU Stone

Bathroom Accessory

Granite

Marble

• Export Experience & Support
• Aashka Tiles are experienced in:

Documentation

Packaging

Container loading

• Government Support
• Trade Agreements: covering nearly 40 countries. These agreements are critical for importers as they often eliminate or significantly reduce customs duties.

• India–UAE CEPA (2022): One of India's most comprehensive deals, covering goods, services, and investment.

• India–Australia ECTA (2022): Provides 100% tariff elimination on Indian exports and significant concessions for Australian imports.
• India–EFTA TEPA (2024/2025): A landmark deal with Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, and Switzerland that includes a $100 billion investment pledge into India.

India–ASEAN Trade in Goods Agreement (2010): Covers 10 Southeast Asian nations, including Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam.

India–Japan CEPA (2011) & India–South Korea CEPA (2010): Long-standing comprehensive agreements for trade and investment.

• SAFTA (2006): The South Asian Free Trade Area agreement, including Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka.

• India–Mauritius CECPA (2021): India's first trade agreement with an African nation.

Recent & Concluded Agreements (Expected 2026)

• India–UK CETA: Signed in July 2025; projected to be in force by early 2026.

• India–EU FTA: Negotiations concluded in January 2026; often referred to as the "Mother of All Deals".

• India–Oman CEPA: Signed in December 2025; expected to enter force in Q1 2026.

• India–New Zealand FTA: Negotiations concluded in late 2025.

• US-India Interim Agreement: A framework for an interim trade deal was announced in February 2026.
• Preferential Trade Agreements (PTAs)
• India–MERCOSUR PTA: Trade with South American nations like Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay, and Uruguay.

• India–Chile PTA: A limited-scope agreement that was expanded in 2017.

APTA (Asia-Pacific Trade Agreement): Includes China, South Korea, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka.

Many more upcoming trade agreements are in the pipeline.