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As geopolitical tensions continue to disrupt critical supply chains and cloud global economic prospects, countries are increasingly working toward building robust multi-industry domestic manufacturing capabilities. While this trend is witnessed across many countries, emerging economies such as India, China, Indonesia, Vietnam, and Mexico are, parti...

The manufacturing sector is highly vulnerable to unpredictable market dynamics. Sudden changes in demand lead to major supply chain disruptions, resource shortages, increased turnaround time, and, most importantly, losses incurred while incorporating these changes in production processes. A comprehensive and adaptable system that meets business nee...

Additive manufacturing (AM) technologies have been undergoing considerable technological growth in recent years. The technology is playing an instrumental role in transforming several industries, such as automotive, aerospace, medical, and oil and gas. Due to the advantages of AM technology, it is now witnessing immense traction from the constructi...

This research service focuses on the economic impact of India’s automotive manufacturing policy, particularly the automobiles and auto components production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme. Following the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic and the subsequent shocks to global supply chains, India launched 14 PLI schemes across various industries as a cr...

India is on the cusp of a historic economic transformation. It is projected to become the world’s third-largest economy by 2030, with a nominal GDP of $11.46 trillion by 2040. This growth trajectory is underpinned by structural shifts across pillars, including rapid digitalization, green transition, manufacturing scale-up, urbanization, and demogra...

Environmental concerns are compelling governments and companies to switch to a green manufacturing model. Manufacturers across various sectors may have different motivations to adopt sustainable practices; for some, it could be complying with government regulations, while for others, it could be to build a green label and gain customer loyalty or i...

The COVID-19 pandemic, the Russo-Ukrainian war, and the Suez Canal crisis have exacerbated existing vulnerabilities in the global supply chain originating from US-China trade tensions, necessitating the building of a more robust and resilient supply chain. While global firms are altering their investment decisions to cushion the blow, the digital p...

Rife geopolitical tensions and multiple external shocks during the past few years have been rapidly transforming global supply chains and pushing firms to take strategic site-selection decisions. The need for economic resiliency is fostering a paradigm shift as companies are directing investments into the establishment of local and regional manufac...

India has emerged as a global bright spot economy, especially supported by robust 6% to 7% levels of GDP growth. As India continues on its vigorous growth trajectory, several macroeconomic trends will redefine its business and growth opportunities. This analysis assesses in detail some of the country s key long-term trends, with implications up to ...