Investor Presentaiton
What's driving investor interest - key economic initiatives
Atmanirbhar
Bharat
Export
promotion
PM
GatiShakti
Incentives
for Start-ups
Production Linked
Incentive Scheme
• The Government of India
has launched
Atmanirbhar Bharat
Abhiyan to drive
self-reliance
• This self-reliance
program is meant to fuel
international
engagement in the form
of greater participation in
domestic production
• Aim to aid manufacturing
in India and strengthen
the logistics supply chain
• Introduced policy to
encourage indigenous
design, development,
and manufacturing of
defense equipment in the
country, including design
and development of the
projects.
·
Special Economic Zones
Act to be replaced with a
new legislation to
facilitate states to
become partners in
'Development of
Enterprise and Service
Hubs'¹
• The Foreign Trade Policy
2015-20 extended up to
31 March 2022 and
India's new Foreign Trade
Policy 2021-26, under
formulation2
• Revamped regulatory
framework to boost
export of jewelry through
e-commerce
• Offered several
exemptions on exports to
incentivise it.
1. New Legislation To Replace Special Economic Zones Act, PIB, February 2022
2. Govt extends Foreign Trade Policy 2015-20 by another 6 months, Economic
Times, April 2022
3. PM launches Gati Shakti- National Master Plan for infrastructure development,
PIB, October 2021
• A digital platform bringing
16 Ministries together for
integrated planning and
implementation of
infrastructure projects³
• With an INR20,000 crore
outlay, the initiative is
driven by the seven
engines Roads,
Railways, Airports, Ports,
Mass Transport,
Waterways, and Logistics
Infrastructure
• Expected to create huge
job and entrepreneurial
opportunities and create a
USD26 billion production
linked opportunity4
• National Infrastructure
Pipeline (NIP) and
National Monetisation
Pipeline (NMP) is further
facilitating investments.5
• Ranked 3rd largest in
terms of number of
startups, globally6
• An INR1,000 crore
start-up India seed fund
has been launched in
2021 to aid growth of
new start-ups
•
Revamped 32 regulations
for startups, including
angel tax and offered
over 220 tax incentives
and over 250 SIDBI funds
of funds
• Investors are choosing
India for startups due to
availability of well-
educated entrepreneurs
and a fast-developing
digital infrastructure.
4. Economic times, Budget 2022: Positive ringtones for private and foreign
investor participation, February 2022
5. Finance Minister launches the National Monetisation Pipeline, PIB, August
2021
6. Economic Survey: India becomes third-largest startup ecosystem in the world,
Mint, January 2022
Incentives of INR1.97
lakh crore have been
announced for 14 sectors
since the inception of the
scheme. Of this, 50-60
per cent is to be spent on
sectors with domestic
manufacturing and
export focus⁹
• The scheme would
encourage foreign
companies to find
workforce in the country
while also increasing
domestic and local
production
• Also enabling innovation,
better infrastructure, and
making India a hub for
manufacturing, design,
and innovation.
7. PM Narendra Modi announces Rs 1,000-crore, Startup India Seed Fund,
Economic Times, January 2021
8. Startup India snapshot, Invest India, accessed in June 2022
9.
PLI scheme to account for 13-15% of capex in key sectors over 3-4 years,
The Hindu, March 2022
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