India's strategic position, marked by tensions with neighbouring countries, has made it the world's largest arms importer, accounting for 9.8% of global imports between 2019-2023.
Historically reliant on Russia, India is now turning to the US and France while strengthening its domestic defence manufacturing and aerospace capabilities. Such developments necessitate that investors explore the critical aspects of India's changing aviation and defence landscape before making investments.
- With India emerging as one of the largest importers of defence equipment, how are geopolitical shifts reshaping its defence partnerships, particularly with the US?
- What legal compliances must foreign investors navigate when entering India's aerospace and defence markets?
- How are policies like "Make in India" transforming the country into a hub for indigenous aerospace and defence manufacturing?
- What role does technology transfer and innovation play in the evolving India-US strategic defence partnerships?
If you are exploring opportunities in this high-potential sector, this white paper provides detailed insights into these aspects, including investment strategies and regulatory requirements.