India is one of the largest agricultural producers in the world. It ranks at #2 for both wheat and rice production. The only country that produces more of these staples is China.
“The three most dreaded words in the English language are ‘negative cash flow’.” David Tang
As anyone who’s ever had bills to pay would know, striking the correct balance in what cash comes in and what goes out is…
India is aspiring for 20% yearly growth in exports over the next decade. The US and the European markets consume 2 out every 5 garments produced and represent the biggest opportunity for Indian manufacturers…
The implementation of GST from July 2017 has had a negative impact on India’s exporters. The new regulations have resulted in delays in the refund of tens of thousands of crores of rupees of integrated GST to exporters. SME exporters…
India’s textile industry is one of the world’s largest with an estimated size of US$120 billion. It employs about 45 million people, making it the biggest employer in the country…
Indian SMEs can gain a tremendous advantage by diversifying into exports. If you manufacture a world-class product and are capable of meeting stringent quality requirements, selling to overseas buyers can give your sales and profits a great boost.
SME exporters can often find the process of selling to international customers a little overwhelming. Language problems, time-zone differences, and cultural issues can complicate an overseas transaction.