Online event
India market overview and opportunities
Thursday 24 September at 10:00AM
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Get a practical overview of the Indian market, helping you to understand where the strongest opportunities lie and what you should consider before taking your first steps.
What you’ll learn
- Understand India’s economic outlook, regional diversity and key growth sectors for UK businesses
- Identify the main commercial opportunities and market-entry considerations for SMEs exploring India
- Assess whether India is the right market for your business and know where to find further support
Description
India is one of the world’s most dynamic major economies and a significant long-term opportunity for UK businesses looking to export, invest, or expand internationally.
This introductory webinar will provide a practical overview of the Indian market, helping businesses understand where the strongest opportunities lie and what they should consider before taking their first steps.
The session will explore India’s economic outlook, key growth sectors, regional diversity, consumer trends, and the wider UK-India trade relationship. It will also highlight common market-entry challenges, including regulation, competition, route-to-market decisions, and the importance of local insight.
Attendees will gain a clearer understanding of India’s commercial landscape and how to assess whether the market is right for their business.
Designed for SMEs at the early stages of exploring India, this webinar will provide useful context, practical considerations, and signposting to further support for building a confident market approach.
Speakers
Siddharth Mukne
Managing Director, Ergo Europe Ltd Leadership – ERGO Europe Ltd
Siddharth, based in the UK, supports bilateral trade and provides strategic advisory services to businesses and universities seeking international market growth. With a background in business development, international trade, project management, account management, public relations, and operations across the UK, Europe, and India, Siddharth has advised 15 UK universities and over 1,000 UK businesses. Many of these organisations now operate in the Indian market, generating export revenue and creating jobs.