India’s new party election could lure U.S. firms. The sweeping victory of India’s opposition party and its pro-business leader will likely create a more stable, tax-friendly investment climate for U.S. companies, analysts say.
“It’s a very good thing for U.S. companies,” agrees Gunjan Bagla, founder of Amritt Ventures, a California-based consulting firm that advises clients on investing in India. He says India had regressed the past five years with new regulatory and bureaucratic rules.
Last updated: July 9th, 2024
Amritt Inc. is a management advisory service facilitating trade between the world and India. Amritt was founded in 2003 and since then it has provided guidance to western companies in entering new markets, global strategy execution, finding and managing supplier partners, and establishing overseas offices. Our primary focus is in helping American, Canadian and European executives to attain success in India.
