INDIA OPPORTUNITY
India's ongoing evolution spans numerous sectors, each contributing to its impressive growth trajectory. Through ambitious initiatives and strategic investments, India is fostering innovation, efficiency, and sustainability, positioning itself as a global player. Embracing digitalisation and modernisation, the nation is driving inclusive growth, job creation, and improved living standards. This comprehensive transformation reflects India's resilience, adaptability, and steadfast dedication to forging a prosperous and progressive future for all its people.
Amrit Kaal Vision
Amrit Kaal Vision
Indian Insights
Indian Insights
Budget FY26-27 Updates
Budget FY26-27 Updates
Amrit Kaal Vision
The journey from 2022 till 2047 is being referred to as the ‘Amrit Kaal,’ a term primarily coined by Hon Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi. Amrit Kaal is the period to attain the resolutions for ‘AatmaNirbhar Bharat.’ Therefore, the action plan for the next 25 years shall focus solely on the vision for India in 2047.
~$32+ Tn
~$20,000
$6 Tn
1.1+ Bn
Economy
Per Capita Income (@1.6 Bn population)
Exports (~10% of global exports)
Working-age population, ~largest & youngest population across top economies
~$32+ Tn
Economy
~$20,000
Per Capita Income (@1.6 Bn population)
$6 Tn
Exports (~10% of global exports)
1.1+ Bn
Working-age population, ~largest & youngest population across top economies
Indian Insights
The dynamic economic landscape of India, where innovation, diversity, and growth intersect to shape a compelling narrative of progress and opportunity.
6.2%
$4.19 Tn
$17,650
$2880
India's estimated GDP growth in FY25
GDP (4th largest in the world)
GDP per capita PPP
Per Capita Income (doubled in the last decade)
6.2%
India's estimated GDP growth in FY25
$4.19 Tn
GDP (4th largest in the world)
$17,650
GDP per capita PPP
$2880
Per Capita Income (doubled in the last decade)
Budget FY26-27 Updates
The Union Budget 2026–27, presented by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, focuses on sustaining economic growth and fiscal discipline amid global uncertainty. It is a Yuva Shakti–driven Budget that emphasizes domestic manufacturing, services, infrastructure, job creation, and reforms to improve ease of doing business and attract long-term investment.
INR 12.2 Lakh Crore
INR 40,000 Crore
INR 20,000 Crore
₹5,000 Crore
7
Public capital expenditure allocation for FY 2026–27.
The proposed outlay for the Electronics Components Manufacturing Scheme.
Allocated over five years for Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage (CCUS) across key industrial sectors.
Per City Economic Region allocation over five years, focusing on Tier II and Tier III cities.
High-Speed Rail Corridors announced as new growth connectors
INR 12.2 Lakh Crore
Public capital expenditure allocation for FY 2026–27.
INR 40,000 Crore
The proposed outlay for the Electronics Components Manufacturing Scheme.
INR 20,000 Crore
Allocated over five years for Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage (CCUS) across key industrial sectors.
₹5,000 Crore
Per City Economic Region allocation over five years, focusing on Tier II and Tier III cities.
7
High-Speed Rail Corridors announced as new growth connectors
transforming
indian sectors
Infrastructure
Green Energy
EV/Auto
Pharmaceuticals
ESDM
Food Processing
Chemicals
Textiles
The Crucial Role of Infrastructure
Infrastructure is the lifeline of India's growth story, touching every aspect of daily life from transportation to energy, telecommunications, water supply, and more. It serves as the bedrock upon which businesses thrive, goods move, and communities connect. Recognizing its pivotal role, the Indian government has been actively prioritizing infrastructure development through a series of targeted policies and initiatives. through a series of targeted policies and initiatives. Second Asset Monetization Plan 2025-30 will plough back capital of USD 117 Bn into new projects
$1.7 Tn
anticipated investment outlay between 2024-30
$294 Bn
investment expected from private sector (21% of NIP during 2019-2025)
$17 Bn
proposed outlay for interest free loans to states for capex in infrastructure
Green Energy
India is the world's 3rd largest energy consumer. Over the past decade, India has made significant strides in diversifying its energy mix, gradually reducing its reliance on conventional fossil fuels. India’s installed non-fossil fuel capacity has significantly increased in the last decade years and stands at 242.8 GW non-fossil fuel installed capacity, over 50% of the country’s total capacity.
500 GW
India’s non-fossil fuel energy capacity by 2030
45%
Reduction in GDP emission intensity by 2030 from 2005 levels
By 2070
Achieve net zero emissions
Electric Vehicle / Automobile
India’s EV and automotive sector is poised for transformative growth, driven by innovation, government incentives, and rising consumer demand. As the fourth-largest automotive market globally, India is advancing towards sustainable mobility with initiatives like the FAME scheme and Production-Linked Incentives (PLI). The sector offers immense opportunities across EV manufacturing, battery production, and charging infrastructure. With robust domestic demand and export potential, India’s auto sector is a key driver of industrial growth and green transformation.
16 Mn
2-wheeler EVs by 2030, at 45.5% CAGR of India’s EV sector
By 2030
India's 30% of private cars, 70% of commercial cars, 70% of buses, and 100% of two- and three-wheelers aims to be EV
4,44,000
Public EV chargers required to support India’s growing EV industry
Pharmaceuticals
India is known as the “Pharmacy of the World." With a robust manufacturing base, skilled workforce, and cost efficiency, it supplies over 50% of global vaccine demand and 40% of generic drugs to the U.S. market. Government initiatives like the PLI scheme and investments in R&D foster innovation and growth. The sector offers significant opportunities in generics, biosimilars, and emerging markets, driving global healthcare and economic resilience.
~11% CAGR
of India’s pharma sector, poised to reach $130 Bn by 2030
3rd
largest destination for clinical trials, with ~8% of global CTs registered in India
20%
of Global Biosimiliar development pipeline is in India
Electronics System Design and Manufacturing (ESDM)
India’s Electronics System Design and Manufacturing (ESDM) sector is a dynamic growth driver, fueled by rising domestic demand, a skilled workforce, and government initiatives like the Production Linked Incentive (PLI) schemes. India is attracting investments in semiconductors, consumer electronics, and IoT devices as a global manufacturing hub. Policies supporting innovation, R&D, and export competitiveness position the sector for rapid expansion. With vast market potential, India’s ESDM ecosystem offers lucrative opportunities for investors in the digital age.
$500 Bn
Will be the size of India’s electronics manufacturing industry by 2030
$50 Bn
India’s electronics export by FY26
$103 Bn
India’s semiconductor market to reach by 2030
Food Processing
India's food processing sector is a dynamic and rapidly growing industry, driven by increasing urbanisation, rising disposable incomes, and changing consumer preferences. The government's focus on food security and value addition has led to significant investments in the sector. India's diverse agricultural produce and its large population create a huge market for processed food products. India’s dominance in agricultural production—leading in milk, spices, pulses etc.—ensures a steady, cost-efficient supply of high-quality raw materials, fuelling global food brands. The sector offers promising opportunities for investors seeking to capitalise on the growing demand for processed and packaged food products.
100% FDI
in food processing and retail, backed by investor-friendly policies, incentives, and growth opportunities.
43.75%
increase in GVA of India’s food processing sector, ~$16 Bn in 2014-15 to ~$23 Bn in 2022-23, reinforcing its role in industrial growth and job creation.
Chemicals
India's chemicals sector is a vital industry that contributes significantly to the country's economy. The sector is highly diversified, encompassing a broad range of sub-industries such as petrochemicals, specialty chemicals, agrochemicals, pharmaceuticals, and dyes and pigments. It also plays a vital role in supporting various end-use industries, including agriculture, textiles, automotive, and consumer goods. The sector's growth is driven by strong domestic demand, government initiatives, and an expanding export market. The Indian government has introduced policies such as the Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme, reduced import duties on raw materials, and initiatives like ‘Make in India' to promote domestic production and boost the industry's growth.
$383 Bn
Projected market size by 2030
2nd
largest manufacturer and exporter of dyes
3rd
largest consumer of polymers
2nd
largest producer of agrochemicals
Textiles
India is among the top five producers, commanding 4% of the global trade in textiles and apparel, 23% of world cotton and 95% of handwoven fabric hail from India. With a 2.3% contribution to India's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and being the second-largest employer, this sector holds strategic significance for India, playing a crucial role in trade, investment, and the sustenance of livelihoods for approximately 6.5 Mn cotton farmers.
$100 Bn
India’s textile exports by 2030
10% CAGR
Of India’s textile industry, reaching $350 Bn by 2030
$10 Bn
India’s export of technical textiles by 2030
Indian Facilities
Infrastructure Details
Greenfield Industrial Cities & its features
Industrial Corridors driving Industrial Efficiency
Healthcare
HDI/Human Resource
Tourism
Infrastructure
Greenfield Industrial Cities
Industrial Corridors
Healthcare
HDI/Human Resource
Tourism
Infrastructure Details
Greenfield Industrial Cities & its features
Industrial Corridors driving Industrial Efficiency
Healthcare
HDI/Human Resource
Tourism
2nd largest
Road Network Globally
2nd largest
Rail Network Globally
Port Handling
Capacity to be quadrupled by 2047
14.5%
CAGR of the Domestic aviation sector
39,000
Unnecessary compliances and 1,500 archaic laws removed to ensure EoDB
95+ minerals
India produces over 95 minerals, which include fuel, metallic, non-metallic, atomic and minor minerals (including building and other materials)
4
Greenfield Industrial Smart Cities being developed
Key Features
Planned from Scratch; Holistic and integrated approach to infrastructure and urban planning; Plug-and-Play Efficiency; Focus on sustainability, business and Advanced Infrastructure
11
National Industrial Corridors being developed
276
Operational Special Economic Zones
4000+
Healthcare Startups
60%
Of global vaccine production
15%
CAGR of the Medtech industry
34%
of the total STEM graduates in the world are from India
3rd highest
Number of journal articles in science and engineering
42nd
Rank in International IP Index 2024
28.7 years
Median age of the population
72 years
Average life expectancy
44 Indian Universities
Among the top 1000 in the World University Rankings 2024
9.52 Mn
Foreign tourists travelled to India in 2023
$28 Bn
Forex earned in 2023
42
World Heritage Sites
7100+
Daily Aircraft Movement from 33 international and 105 domestic airports
sustainability & initiatives
Targets
Initiatives
Targets
1 Bn Tonnes
Reduction in carbon emissions by 2030
By 2070
Achieve net zero emissions
National Manufacturing Mission
Electric Vehicles
Sustainable Agriculture
Go Green
Initiatives
National Manufacturing Mission
To support clean tech manufacturing in small, medium and large industries to improve domestic value addition and build an ecosystem for solar PV cells, EV batteries, motors and controllers, electrolysers, wind turbines, very high voltage transmission equipment and grid-scale batteries.
Electric Vehicles
Promotion of the manufacturing and adoption of Electric Vehicles by providing subsidies to make them more affordable for consumers.
Sustainable Agriculture
Promotion of sustainable agriculture to ensure long-term food security, environmental well-being, and farmer livelihoods.
Go Green
Encouraging investments in green technologies and infrastructure projects through green bonds, investment products, regulatory measures and frameworks, and international collaborations.
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