Investor Presentaiton
Preface
India is paving its way towards 'Atmanirbhar
Bharat', propelled by positive developments
around policies, domestic capabilities, and
digital transformation. The country is striving
towards becoming self-reliant from a
manufacturing perspective driving exports,
inbound foreign investments and
collaboration with other countries. With
easing norms in compliance, focussed
policies, digitisation across processes, and
multiple options of investments in emerging
sectors, India has placed itself as one of the
preferred destinations for investments. A
series of targeted government initiatives is
further giving impetus to strengthening India's
position as a hub for setting up new
businesses.
Manufacturing remains a core focus, and is
expected to drive collaboration with other
countries, prompted by India's cost advantage
and geographical benefits. For instance, gross
foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows
increased, from USD82 billion in FY21 to
USD83.6 billion in FY22, signaling rising
confidence. A 35.4 per cent y-o-y increase in
capital expenditure to nurture infrastructure
development, is further expected to boost
investment prospects.
Sectors such as technology, healthcare,
fintech, education, among others, show
immense growth potential, translating into
new business opportunities. While several
emerging sectors have been gaining
momentum, the government has also been
setting focus on robust yet favourable doing
business environment, to ensure sustained
growth in inbound investments. These include
incentives for start-ups ranging from funding
to education and innovation; Production
Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme boosting
domestic manufacturing; PM Gati Shakti Plan
for integrated planning and streamlined
projects. From a policy perspective, FDI
regulations have been relaxed in several
sectors to either increase the cap for
investments or its inclusion under the
automatic route. Additionally, norms around
concessional tax, reduced surcharge, and
custom duties further corroborate with the
idea of ease of doing business.
The Indian economy is setting the ground for
a stronger economic activity, with a focus on
all-inclusive growth. Increasing participation
from foreign companies and investors to
leverage the growing potential in sectors
presents a positive direction for domestic
businesses as well. Consequently, it would be
imperative to leverage the socio-economic
advantages, technical transformation, coupled
with political support, to realise expanded
returns and strong business outcomes.
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