Diversify your Business to India: Opportunities and Channels of Entry

A unique blend of disruptive world events over the past few years has strained the supply chains of SMEs and MNCs. Businesses are under pressure from stakeholders to diversify their supply chains to weather the next uncontrollable event.

Over three weeks – we will hold a series of webinars focused on introducing three different markets in South / Southeast Asia, all with the potential to serve as a new supply market or complement your China-centric strategy. This is the second session focusing on India. Register for the Oct. 20 webinar on Indonesia here and the Nov. 3 webinar on Vietnam here. 

India has become a critical market, with many US companies expanding or relocating operations and supply chains there. One prime example of this is the sheer size of US-India trade, in 2021 US-India trade reached a record USD 157 billion, with the US surpassing China to become India’s top trading partner. India, meanwhile, is the US’s 10th largest trading partner so far this year.

India has also signed onto three out of four of the US-led Indo-Pacific Economic Framework pillars which intend to advance growth, fairness, and competitiveness through collaboration.

A country as diverse as the 1.4 billion population it sustains, India can be both a rewarding and challenging country to take on as a foreign company. Join us as Rohit Kapur, Dezan Shira & Associates Country Manager of India discusses opportunities for US businesses in India, direct investment policies, trade channels, and market entry routes in this informative webinar designed to support businesses diversifying or expanding to India.

Topics:

• Doing Business with Indians
• Channels of Trade and the ‘How’ of Exporting to India
• Manufacturing in India
• Incentive Schemes and Opportunities
• Market Entry Routes

Registration Details:

This event is free of charge. For questions or more information, please contact Holly McCleery.

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