Other Briefings
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.
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.
India’s Textile PLI Scheme: Extended Window Offers Fresh Entry Opportunity
India has extended the application window for the Textile PLI Scheme to December 31, 2025. Businesses in the textile sector should act quickly to secure incentives for scaling production and strengthening export competitiveness.
Flipkart’s Dark Pattern Self-Audit: What it Means for Businesses in India
Flipkart’s dark patterns self-audit shows how India’s new CCPA guidelines are reshaping e-commerce. Learn the compliance lessons for your business.
An Investor’s Guide to Solar Manufacturing in India
Foreign firms investing in solar manufacturing in India gain from PLI incentives, customs duties, and rising export demand as the country advances toward 500 GW renewable energy capacity by 2030.
Why Foreign Companies Fail in India: 5 Costly Mistakes and Lessons for Future Investors
Foreign companies often fail in India due to five recurring mistakes: choosing the wrong entry structure, misjudging regulatory complexity, misreading consumer behavior, adopting poor market models, and weak talent management.
Apple’s India Strategy: Balancing Local Manufacturing with Global Supply Chains
Apple’s integration of 45 Indian suppliers, including major firms and MSMEs, signals a decisive shift in global supply chains. For investors, this highlights India’s rising competitiveness as a production hub and a leading smartphone exporter.
Why Are Automobiles in India Becoming Cheaper After the GST Rates Change?
Car prices in India are dropping across the board—from budget hatchbacks to high-end SUVs—owing to the GST 2.0 overhaul. With the compensation cess scrapped and tax slabs streamlined, automakers are passing on the benefits to consumers, triggering fresh demand.
