Investment Opportunities in India

1. INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES IN INDIA
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2. 9272
PROJECTS
2191
PROJECTS IN UNDER
DEVELOPMENT STAGE
USD 1359.31 bn
TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY
34
SUB SECTORS

3. • Under the Union Budget 2021-22, Monetisation of
Assets has been identified as one of the three
pillars for enhanced and sustainable infrastructure
financing in the country.
• The NMP has been prepared based on inputs and
consultations from the respective line ministries
and departments along with an assessment of the
total asset base available.
• It is meant to serve as an essential roadmap for
the asset monetisation of various brownfield
infrastructure assets across roads, railways,
shipping, aviation, power, telecom, oil & gas, and
warehousing sectors.

4. Renewable Energy – Creating a sustainable world
India has the largest renewable energy expansion plan globally
India ranks 3rd in renewable energy country attractive index in 2021 and 3rd
largest energy consuming country in the world.
The country has set an ambitious target to achieve a capacity of 175 GW worth of
renewable energy by the end of 2022, which expands to 500 GW by 2030. This is
the world's largest expansion plan is in renewable energy.
1000+ GW
Renewable energy potential in India
160 GW
Installed renewable energy
capacity (as of May 2022)
40%
Share in total installed capacity

5. Available Renewable Energy
Projects
NO CODE DETAILS SPECS DESCRIPTION
1 SECI 000083 2022_SECI_666969_1 SECI/C&P/PMC/11/001/2022-23 Manufacturing, testing, packing
and forwarding. Supply and
Transportation of 1680 MWp
Domestically Manufactured Solar
PV Modules with domestically
manufactured Solar Cells
2 SECI000061 SECI-2021-TN000014 SECI/C&P/IPP/17/0008/21-22 Selection of Project Developer for
setting up of MW Grid Connected
Waste Energy project in Kanpur,
Uttar Pradesh, India under Traiff
Based Competitive Bidding (WTE-
1)

6. Industry Scenario
Renewable energy sources have a combined installed capacity of 150+ GW.
As of 31 December 2021, the total installed capacity for renewable energy in India is 151.4 GW.
The following is the breakup of total installed capacity for Renewables, as of 31 December 2021:
• Wind power: 40.08 GW
• Solar Power: 49.34 GW
• BioPower: 10.61 GW
• Small Hydro Power: 4.83 GW
• Large Hydro: 46.51 GW

7. • 45 solar parks of aggregate capacity 37 GW have been approved in India.
• Solar Parks in Pavagada (2 GW), Kurnool (1 GW) and Bhadla-II (648 MW)
included in top 5 operational solar parks of 7 GW capacity in the country
• The world’s largest renewable energy park of 30 GW capacity solar-wind
hybrid project is under installation in Gujarat
• India offers a great opportunity for investments in RE sector; $ 196.98 bn
worth of projects underway in India
• India ranked third globally for total renewable power capacity additions with
15.4 GW in 2021, following China (136 GW) and the US (43 GW).
• The Green Hydrogen Mission has expected outcome of generating 4.1 Mn
Tonnes of annual Green Hydrogen production.

8. Infrastructure – 100 Smart Cities, 11 Industrial Corridors
Building a sustainable future
100% Foreign direct investment in the construction industry in India under automatic
route is permitted in completed projects for operations and management of townships,
malls/shopping complexes, and business constructions.
100% Foreign direct investment in the construction industry is allowed under the
automatic route for urban infrastructures such as urban transport, water supply,
sewerage, and sewage treatment.
9%
Share in India's GDP
51 mn
People employed

9. Infrastructure Projects
• Multilateral institution Asian Development Bank (ADB) announced a
USD 100 million funding for the Indian infrastructure sector through the
government-promoted NIIF.
• Foreign investments are crucial for India as the country for overhauling
its infrastructure sector such as ports, airports, and highways to boost
growth. Infrastructure is one of the sectors which gets the highest
foreign direct investment (FDI).
• Inflows in the verticals such as townships, construction development
projects, and housing were recorded at USD 25.5 billion between FY00
and FY19.
• Schemes such as ‘Housing for all’ and ‘Smart Cities Mission’ have
benefitted from these investments.
• Saudi Arabia is looking to make investments in India potentially worth
USD 100 billion in the areas of energy, refining, petrochemicals,
infrastructure, agriculture, minerals, and mining.

10. Bangalore Infra Projects
MMRDA To Get 10 Monorail
Rakes, First One In Feb ’23
New rakes will improve train’s frequency to 10 minutes from
existing 18 minutes: MMRDA
Monorail, which runs on a 20km stretch between Chembur and
Jacob Circle, will start getting new and ‘more reliable’ rakes
from February onwards, thus helping gradually improve the
frequency from existing 18 minutes to less than 10 minutes.
Monorail, currently, operates with seven rakes, of which two
are kept on standby. Last year, MMRDA had announced that
an Indian firm will supply 10 rakes of four cars each for this
corridor.

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13. Food Processing - World's largest milk producing nation
Food processing - 'A sunrise sector'
The FDI equity inflow in Food Processing Sector for period of March 2021-2022 was
$709.72 Mn. The total FDI received in the food processing sector since April 2000 till
March 2022 was $11.08 Bn
India’s consumer spending to grow to $6 tn by 2030
20.2%
% share of GVA of agriculture
and allied sector to total economy
11.6%
Share in total
employment
10.4%
Share in India’s
exports

14. Industry Scenario
India’s food processing sector is one of the largest in the world and
its output is expected to reach $535 bn by 2025-26.
Major sectors constituting the food processing industry in India are
grains, sugar, edible oils, beverages, and dairy products.
Under PMKSY, 41 Mega Food Parks, 348 Cold Chain projects, 68
Agro-Processing Clusters, 281 proposals under
Creation/Expansion of Food Processing & Preservation Capacities
(CEFPPC), 61 Creation of Backward and Forward Linkages
Projects & 06 Operation Green projects across the country have
been approved.

15. INDUSTRY TRENDS
Ultra-High Temperature (UHT) processing and
aseptic packaging
Involves producing dairy products with a longer
shelf life
Scraped surface heat exchangers and higher
pasteurization
Higher pasteurization and modernized
mechanical systems
Higher consumption of horticulture crop
Surge in demand for fruits and
vegetables
Frozen and processed foods
Frozen and processed foods offer both
convenience and nutrition
Strengthening procurement
Direct farmer-firm linkages;
contract farming
The next generation consumer
With half a billion internet subscribers, digital
adoption in India has fundamentally changed the
access to information and choices for
households.

16. Textiles & Apparel - 6th largest exporter of Textiles and Apparel
India - Knitting the future
India is among the world's largest producers of Textiles and Apparel
India is one of the largest producers of cotton and jute in the world. India is also
the 2nd largest producer of silk in the world and 95% of the world’s hand-woven
fabric comes from India. The Indian technical textiles segment is estimated at
$16 bn, approximately 6% of the global market.
2%
Share in India's GDP
11.4%
Textile exports share
in overall exports
45mn
Direct employment
generated

17. Industry Scenario
The domestic textiles and apparel industry stood at $152 bn in 2021
The Indian textile and apparel industry is highly diversified with a wide range of segments ranging from
products of traditional handloom, handicrafts, wool, and silk products to the organized textile industry in
India.
mass production of textile products and includes spinning, weaving, processing, and apparel
manufacturing
• Cotton plays a major role in sustaining the livelihood of an estimated 5.8 mn cotton farmers and 40-
50 mn people engaged in related activities such as cotton processing and trade
• India registered $ 41 bn in textile exports in CY 2021, with a CAGR (2.7) marginally higher than the
global average
• The domestic industry is highly dependent upon Imports of apparel grade wool. This makes the
domestic Industry dependent on imports. India is importing raw wool from many countries. The top
four import markets are Australia, New Zealand, China and Turkey

18. INDUSTRY TRENDS
Branded garments
Combination of exclusive brand stores and multi-
brand outlets
Technical textiles
Medical textiles, agro-textiles, geotextiles
protective clothing
Man-made fibres
Carpets, conveyor belts, fire-resistant
materials
Textile Machinery Manufacturing
Across segments such as spinning,
knitting, weaving and processing
Technology
3D printed clothing and shoes or smart
fabrics with small chips that act as
conductors and energy converters.
Non-Woven Fabrics
Non-wovens are non-yarn materials that are
pressed together rather than woven. Non-woven
fabrics are also very hygienic, which is great for
the medical field, a large part of the textile
industry.

19. Tourism & Hospitality - Incredible India
The Tourism and Hospitality industry is one of the largest service industries in India.
By 2030, India is expected to be among the top five business travel market
100% FDI in the tourism industry is allowed under automatic route
100% FDI allowed in tourism construction projects, including the development of
hotels, resorts, and recreational facilities
1.5%
Share in World
Tourist Arrivals (2022)
1.3%
Share in International
Tourism Receipts (2022)
7bn
Foreign Exchange
Earnings (FEEs) (2022)

20. Industry Scenario
• By 2028, Indian tourism and hospitality is expected to earn $ 50.9 bn as
visitor exports compared with $ 28.9 bn in 2018. International tourist
arrivals are expected to reach 30.5 mn by 2028
• The travel market in India is projected to reach $ 125 bn by FY27 from
an estimated $ 75 bn in FY20
• In FY20, tourism sector in India accounted for 39 mn jobs, which was
8.0% of the total employment in the country. By 2029, it is expected to
account for about 53 mn jobs.
• It is estimated that outbound trips from India will touch 29 mn by 2025
and cross the $24 bn mark by 2024.

21. INDUSTRY TRENDS
Infrastructure development
Destinations circuits, resorts, hotels, etc.
Emerging segments
Rural, Adventure, Medical, Pilgrimage, Film,
Sustainable Tourism
Business segment
Meeting Incentives Conferences &
Exhibitions (MICE)
Support functions
Packaged tour operators, cab services
and recreational facilities etc.

22. Investment Opportunities in Tourism &
Hospitality