India’s manufacturing sector significantly contributes to the country’s economic growth, anticipated to capture 25% share of the GDP soon. Concurrently, the National Logistics Policy aims to reduce logistics costs, thereby raising industry-wide demands to enhance supply-chain efficiency, cost competitiveness and value-chain integration. While there has been a significant export surge, India still faces several roadblocks including low value-add, the need for more efficient logistics, and relatively lower MSME productivity.
Our latest report features findings from Cushman & Wakefield’s survey, conducted among 94 senior decision-makers in the industry to capture frontline industry perspectives on India’s manufacturing ecosystem. The survey results provide a unique blend of macro policy impact analysis, supplemented with industry leader comments on the current state of the industrial sector, offering a 360-degree view of the industry.
Furthermore, our report entails comprehensive blueprint detailing solutions that will enable manufacturers to switch on production in weeks, developers to lock in long, high-quality leases, and investors to gain access to a scalable, yield-rich industrial asset class:
- Turnkey Infrastructure via Plug-and-Play Parks
- Reevaluating MSME Thresholds
- Accelerate Multimodal Logistics Parks (MMLPs)
- Empowering MSME Exports
- Targeted Skill Development Initiatives
This report is a must-read for key stakeholders in the manufacturing industry to succeed in the next wave of India’s industrial growth.
