Why India?
Political, commercial, social, cultural, educational and environmental factors are bringing local communities, cities and countries together and opening new doors for exchange of ideas, knowledge, joint ventures and new paradigms.
Innovation is at the heart of the globalisation process. Businesses and communities are the agents of change, none more so than the UK’s Indian communities, who continue to grow from entrepreneurial strength to strength.
Here are some facts, information and opportunities that make India a compelling place to do business in:
- India is the UK’s 18th largest export market and its second largest export market in the developing world after China;
- Youngest country in the world with 50% of its people under 25 years of age;
- Growing “middle class” which by 2025 will have 500 million teenagers
Opportunities exist in:
- Manufacturing;
- Chemicals and Pharmaceuticals;
- Textiles; Infrastructure;
- Power generation; Logistics and distribution;
- Services; Tourism; ICT;
- Life Sciences Health Sector;
- Medical infrastructure and Medical equipment;
- Education and Skill Development;
- Green Manufacturing (Sustainable manufacturing);
- R&D and Innovation;
- Creative/Entertainment Industries;
- Professional Services