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Why Global Procurement Houses Should Choose India

May 12, 2025 9 0 Global Trade Retail - FMCG, CPG

Why Global Procurement Houses Should Choose India

In 2025, global procurement is challenged by rising costs, geopolitical instability, and growing demands for transparency and sustainability. India emerges as a key sourcing destination, offering cost-effective, diverse manufacturing backed by strong policy support and infrastructure. Inductus Global enables global buyers to navigate this landscape through its end-to-end sourcing ecosystem—leveraging AI, on-ground expertise, and a vast supplier network to ensure quality, compliance, and efficiency. As part of the China+1 strategy, India offers a resilient, future-ready alternative, with Inductus Global serving as the strategic bridge between global demand and Indian supply. From SMEs to large enterprises, Inductus delivers scalable, tech-enabled procurement solutions tailored to business needs. In a world where agility and sustainability are key, sourcing smarter with Inductus means securing long-term value and global competitiveness.

 

With global sourcing strategies shifting toward diversification, India presents a compelling alternative driven by strong economic fundamentals and sectoral incentives. Since 2014, the country has attracted over $550 billion in FDI, supported by key policy frameworks like the Production Linked Incentive (PLI) schemes and Make in India. These initiatives are accelerating growth across industries such as textiles, footwear, packaging, pharmaceuticals, and renewable energy. Additionally, India produces over 1.5 million engineering graduates annually, contributing to a large, technically skilled workforce that supports industrial scale-up and innovation.

Infrastructure investments under the National Infrastructure Pipeline (NIP) and the development of dedicated freight corridors have reduced logistics costs to 8% of GDP, down from double digits just a few years ago. Amid rising manufacturing costs in China and capacity constraints in Southeast Asia, India is becoming central to the China+1 strategy, offering a strategic location, a robust legal framework, and a resilient MSME-driven manufacturing base. Global buyers are increasingly turning to India not only for cost reductions of 20–30% but also for faster delivery timelines and improved alignment with environmental, social, and governance (ESG) standards.

 


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