As India approaches its centenary of independence in 2047, it aspires to emerge as a $30 trillion economy, cementing its place among the world's economic leaders. This ambitious vision, encapsulated in India@100, is underpinned by robust growth across key sectors such as digital transformation, renewable energy, manufacturing, infrastructure, and technology—areas that hold immense promise for international investors.

For multinational corporations exploring opportunities in India, the environment is both dynamic and compelling. The country’s tech-driven ecosystem, highly skilled workforce, and thriving services sector offer unparalleled advantages. With a growing number of Global Capability Centers (GCCs) across industries, including technology, BFSI, and life sciences, India has become a global hub for innovation, contributing $46 billion annually to the economy. These centers drive up-and-coming advancements in digital transformation, deploying solutions in data science, automation, and platform engineering, and further solidifying India’s leadership in global business solutions.

India's broader economic framework is equally impressive. The nation’s manufacturing capabilities, backed by the Make in India initiative, have catalyzed growth in industries such as automotive, electronics, and textiles. Similarly, the ambitious supply chain modernization programs by the government are revolutionizing logistics, streamlining operations, and unlocking new efficiencies. These initiatives, coupled with infrastructure development and a simplified tax system through GST, have positioned India as a crucial link in global supply chains.