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India among top 15 countries in terms of GDP at constant prices
Fourth largest economy in the world in terms of GDP at Purchasing Power
Parity (PPP) (After the US, China and Japan)
India is on track to overtake Japan this year in terms of GDP at PurchasingPower Parity (PPP)
Attractive destination for business and investments
Huge manpower base (1.2 billion people), diversified natural resourcesand strong macro-economic fundamentals
Economic Reforms initiated since 19913/4/2013
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An emerging economic powerhouse
Goldman Sachs predicts by 2050 India would emerge as the second
largest economy in the world (After China)
India could be 40 times bigger by 2050
Pricewaterhouse Coopers forecast Indian economy will register the
second fastest growth between now and 2050 and emerge as the
second biggest economy in the world by the middle of the Century
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Consistent economic growth of 8-9% in recent years
GDP growth in 2009- 10 was 8.0% despite global economicslowdown
GDP growth in 2010-11 was 8.5%
Growth likely to stabilise at around 8% in 2011-12
Growth likely to return to 9% in a couple years3/4/2013
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IMF predicts Indias growth for 2011 at 8.4%
Second fastest growing economy after China
India ranks 51 in World Economic Forums Global Competitiveness
Index for 2010-11, ahead of South Africa, Brazil and Russia
India among top four major wealth creating countries in the world
in 2010 ( Global Wealth Report- Boston Consulting Group)
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Rising Foreign Exchange Reserves
Enhanced economic performance has been major contributor
towards increased Forex reserves Offer adequate security against currency crisis and monetary
instability Strong Balance of Payments leading to steady accumulation of
Indias foreign exchange reserves $318.4 billion foreign reserves as
on October 21, 20113/4/2013
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Indias International Trade India accounts for 1.3 percent of world merchandise trade (2009) India ranks 21 among leading exporting countries in the world (2009) Among leading importers, India is ranked 14 and accounts for 2 per cent
of total global imports In respect of trade in commercial services India is placed in the 12th
position among global exporters of commercial services India exported 87 billion dollars worth of commercial services in 2009
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India Surging Exports
Total Exports during April- September (2011-12) topped $ 160billion
52 per cent growth registered
Exports crossed target of $ 200 billion for 2010-11 to reach $ 252Billion ( $41 per cent growth)
IT software and IT enabled services exports touched $49 billion in2010 rising from $2 billion in 1998
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April- September (2011- 12 ) imports were $234 billion ( 32 Per
Cent growth)
Acceptance of Indian products along with cost advantage has
provided an edge to Indian companies Imports of products by India mainly includes petroleum products,
minerals machinery and electronic goods
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India: Attractive Investment Destination India is ranked third in A.T.Kearney FDI Confidence Index 2010
India is placed after China and US. Brazil and Germany follow India
UNCTADs World Investment Prospects Survey 2010-12 ranks India secondmost favoured investment destination (behind China) followed by Brazil,
United States and Russian Federation.
For the first time the four major emerging markets China, India, Brazil
and the Russian Federation all ranked among the top five investmentdestinations.
FDI inflow for the period April 2000- August 2011 reached $ 219billion3/4/2013
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Mauritius has been the largest contributor towards FDI (42%) Singapore (9%), USA (7%), UK (5%), Netherlands (4%), Cyprus (4%),
Japan (4%), Germany, France and UAE are among the top ten
investors Sectors attracting Highest FDI equity inflows are
Financial and non financial services (21%)Computer Software and Hardware (9%)Telecommunications (8%)Housing and Real Estate (7%)Construction activities (including roads & highways)(7%)Power (5%)Automobile Industry (4%)Metallurgical Industries (3%)Petroleum and natural gas (3%)Chemicals (2%)3/4/2013 Prof. Amit [email protected] 11
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India-Regional Cooperation
Regional Trading Agreements have been a very prominent feature
of the Multilateral Trading system
India has signed free trade agreements with SAARC, ASEAN ,
Singapore, South Korea, Sri Lanka and Bhutan,
Negotiating FTAs with EU, EFTA, Japan, Thailand and Bangladesh India is a member of the SAARC Regional Trading Bloc
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InfrastructureVast Opportunities
India is planning to spend $514 billion in infrastructure
development during the 11th
Plan period (2007-2012)
Investment in infrastructure accounts for 7.6 percent of total GDP
during the 11th Plan Period Private sector investment is projected at $155 billion
The Government has opened up major infrastructure projects to
public private partnerships
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Projected Investment in infrastructure during theEleventh Plan (2007-2012)
SectorsElectricity
Roads & BridgesTelecommunicationRailwaysIrrigation
Water & SanitationPorts
AirportsStorageGas------------------------------ Total
Amount $ Billion166.6
78.564.665.563.3
35.922.0
7.75.64.2------------------------514.0
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Some Expressions About Indian MarketIndia is not simply emerging : India has already emerged
Barack ObamaPresident, US
I have been a great believer in the India growth storyWilfried Aulbur
MD & CEOMercedes Benz India
India is our fastest growing marketJ.S.Shin
CEO, Samsung,SW AsiaWe will make India the export hub for L.G
Moon Bum ShiManaging Director
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India has taken its place in the world economy. A lot of them (Indiancompanies) can be global companies. You already have them in cars andautos in electronics and systems
Jamie DimonChairman and CEO
J.P.Morgan
Compared to China, India has a much stronger and self-sufficient skillbase. India is truly the powerhouse of the future.
Michael MaedelPresident
JWT Worldwide
India is a very important market for Ford Motor Company. We are here ina big way. We are doubling our plant capacity in Chennai.
Mark BentleyManager
Ford Global Licensing
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THANK YOU
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