India's manufacturing industry has long remained at 15-16% of the nation's GDP. Addressing the urgent need for economic diversification and job creation, the Indian government is actively engaged in improving prospects for manufacturing. This strategic move coincides with global manufacturers' quest to identify optimal locations for diversifying risks of larger concentration into a single economy.
Our report delves into the key factors that make India an increasingly attractive destination for global manufacturing. Explore insights on India's skilled labor force, competitive wages, business-friendly policies, and streamlined supply chains. Additionally, discover how India stands out in the competitive landscape of Southeast Asia, an emerging focal point for worldwide manufacturing investments.
As India's manufacturing sector grows, it drives demand for industrial and logistics real estate, particularly in areas surrounding major urban centers or key transit zones. This opens up lucrative opportunities not only for new real estate development, but also fuels demand for conventional asset classes such as offices. Don't miss our in-depth analysis that positions India at the forefront of global manufacturing trends.


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