Reports detailing opportunities in the Indian infrastructure market pertaining to the railway, highway and sea ports sectors.
The Indian economy has witnessed strong growth in domestic demand despite the impact of the current global financial crisis. The economy is estimated to have grown at close to 6.7 per cent in 2008 - 09 and economists expect GDP to grow by around the same pace in 2009 - 10.
The eleventh five year plan which covers the period from 2007-08 to 2011-12 had placed a significant emphasis on infrastructure development as a means of improving productivity and sustaining the high growth rates the country has experienced over the past few years. The plan aims to increase infrastructure spending from 5% to around 9% of GDP by 2012 with a large portion of this investment being financed in partnership with the private sector.
These reports aim to provide Victorian exporters with a better understanding of the opportunities that may exist in the Indian highway, railway and sea port infrastructure sectors, and to enable them to focus on areas where they believe they have a comparative advantage either by way of cost, brand and/or technology.
All three Reports are available for download by Export Connections members.
Registration to Export Connections is free and available to Victorian companies.
For more information on these Reports contact:Contact: Nigel Harper
Phone: +61 3 9651 9825