Other Briefings
How Amazon Inc. Built its India Fulfilment Empire
Amazon’s expanding logistics network in India, encompassing 100 fulfillment centers, 12 million MSMEs, and US$13 billion in exports, provides strategic insights for investors and enterprises exploring opportunities within the country’s evolving e-commerce sector and regulatory landscape.
Chennai Investment Brief: What Makes the City a Top FDI Hub
We discuss why the southern metropolis of Chennai and capital of Tamil Nadu is a location worth serious consideration for investors and companies seeking to tap India’s dynamic market and export-oriented manufacturing base.
India Climate Risk Advisory: Localizing Your Business Continuity Plans
Explore how India’s environmental vulnerabilities and evolving regulations demand stronger, localized business continuity and disaster recovery planning.
India’s White Goods PLI Scheme Gets Extension Amid Rising Industry Interest
India reopened the application window for the PLI Scheme for White Goods, inviting both new and existing manufacturers of air conditioners and LED components to apply between September 15 and October 14, 2025. The deadline has now been extended to November 10, 2025.
Depreciation Rules and Asset Management under Indian GAAP: An Explainer
Gain insights into India’s depreciation framework under Indian Accounting Standard (AS) 16, AS 10, and Schedule II of the Companies Act, 2013, to ensure accurate asset valuation and compliance.
India and China to Resume Direct Passenger Flights: Boost for Trade, Tourism, and Regional Connectivity
Direct India-China flights will return after five years. IndiGo, Air India, and Chinese carriers will reopen routes, boosting trade, tourism, and bilateral engagement.
Invest in South India: Unlocking Opportunities for Multinational Firms
Discover South India’s booming economy, infrastructure, and retail potential – key insights for foreign investors seeking expansion in India’s fastest-growing region.
RBI Extends Export Proceeds Repatriation Timeline for IFSC Accounts
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has amended forex regulations, allowing exporters to hold their foreign currency earnings in International Financial Services Centre (IFSC) accounts for up to three months.
