India’s 2021-2022 budget allocated billions for infrastructure and billions to state & autonomous bodies for capital expenditures. 

India is an excellent market for U.S. exporters of ferrous scrap metal.

The Government of India has allocated $83.2 billion for infrastructure creating new export opportunities in real estate development.

The Government of India has allocated $83.2b for infrastructure creating new export opportunities in airports and ports development.

The Government of India has allocated $83.2 billion for infrastructure creating new export opportunities in railways sector.

Digital innovation is redefining the Indian education technology market as demand for virtual programs is on the increase. 

India presents numerous export opportunities for American aerospace and aviation spare parts firms. 

India’s nutraceutical industry is expected to hold at least 3.5 percent of global market share by 2023.

U.S. higher educational institutions may be impacted by India’s Equalization Levy 2020.  

India, is ill-equipped with ambient air quality monitoring stations, which presents opportunities for U.S.companies offering environmental monitoring systems and solutions.

Government of India is putting together policies and infrastructure to enable seaplane operations in India.  Leading  aviation companies are exploring opportunities to import seaplanes to operate in this small but growing aviation sector.

Indian consumer goods market, including eCommerce, opens to American single brand retailers. 

India’s reforms allow private investment in commercial coal mining.

India’s first and largest green-field refinery project with a production capacity of 60 million tons per annum, and is touted to become the largest integrated refinery and petrochemical facility in the world. 

The Government of India (GOI) has ambitious plans to increase the share of natural gas from 6.5% to 15% within the next few years.