Indian ICT is a dynamic sector which both shapes c🔯ustomer needs and reflects the country’s fastchanging demographic and social situation. More affordable smartphones and falling voice and data service prices have catered to this group’s ...

India is one of the global leaders in the food and beverage industry, with prominent positions in the production of dairy, meat products, refined sugar and spirits. The GVA of the food and beverage sector is consistently growing💜 but challenges such ...

The metal-processing sector takes a small share in the national economy𝕴. With an approximate 2% contribution to the aggregate GVA and 12% to domestic manufacturing, the sector has plenty of room for𒆙 future growth. India is 100% self-sufficient in ...

Cement manufacturing ♉underpins various activities that form the backbone of Indian manufacturing, e.g. residential construction and infrastructure. Cement is a highly regulated industry in India, not only because of its strategic importance, but also ...

The steel sector contributes about 2% of the Indian 𝕴economy’s total GVA, according to t🐈he Indian Brand Equity Foundation (IBEF). The sector employs 500,000 people directly and 2.5mn people indirectly. Indian crude steel production is the ...

The automotive industry is✃ the backbone of Indian heavy industry, with linkages to the steel, aluminium, rubber, plastic, and glass manufacturing industries, amongst others. Sectors such as logistics, banking and insurance, repair services, and fuel ...

Construction is the secon🃏d largest economic activity in India and contributes 8% to the total gross value added. Construction sector emp💞loys more than 51mn workers, making it the second largest employer in the country. Large employability in the ...

India’s real estate sector is expected to reach a market size of USD 1tn by 2030 from USD 108bn in 2018, contributing 13% of India’s GDP by 2025 ꩲas compared to some 6%-7% of GDP in 2018, Indiඣa’s Brand Equity Foundation said in 2019. ...

Indonesia’s tourism industry is an import💦ant driver of economic growth, job creation and foreign exchange income. The total contribution of travel and tourism to the country’s gross domestic product (GDP) stood at 6% in 2018, according to ...

The Indian retail sector is one of the fastest growing in the world, thanks to a favourable demographic profile and strong economic growth. Organised retail rem🐷ains at a nascent stage of development, accounting for only 9% of total FY2018 retail ...