Many organizations are in a crisis mode as Trump unleashes global changes. Where do they turn? What do they do? What will maximize long-term success and revenue? A short time ago, there were answers to these questions and a clear direction. Now, across sectors and geographies, uncertainty is spreading.
In this environment, large businesses are turning to India, or doubling down on India-centric production, to offset the US-China economic war. This is a natural progression as Western firms have been diversifying into India (along with Mexico, Vietnam, and Malaysia) since the pandemic.
But as executives steer the corporate ship into the world’s most populated country, they should not ignore geopolitical complexities that could also derail their India plans.
Every market is its geopolitical bag of worms, and India, the fastest-growing economy in the world, is no exception.
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