1. India – The Regional
Power House
R.Kannan
August 17, 2012
CFO Annual Conference

2. Introduction
 One of the Fastest growing large Economies in the
world.
 Contribution of incremental Global GDP is very high.
 Scope for good growth in agriculture. – 6% p.a.
 Potential for growth is very high
 Mineral and Natural resources.
 Large Entrepreneur Base
 High Savings rate

3.  Young Energetic Population
 Many segments growing at more than 10% p.a.
 Large consumer base.
 Competition Among States
 Potential for growth in States.
 Large informal Economy
 Large number of Indians living abroad.

4.  India has emerged as an IT Hub
 India has emerged as an Auto Hub
 India has emerged as a R&D Hub.
 250m youngsters set to reach working age in the next
15 years.
 Consumer spending. India is the second fastest growing
market.
 India’s consumer market is likely to grow by 3.6 times
by 2020 according to BCG.
 Urbanisation.

5. GDP Growth

6. GDP Growth

7. Banks

8. Foreign Trade

9. Forex Rates

10. Forecasts By Experts

11. National Income

18. Median Age Years

19. Strategies for future

20. Strategies
 We have to adopt a low cost strategy as a
country.
 Change the political climate favouring the
business as in the past.
 Keep the Interest rates very low.
 Encourage Entrepreneurism
 Open more sectors for FDI.
 Develop long term Licensing and Tax policies

21. Strategies
 Invite the Indians from abroad to participate in
the economic Development.
 India has developed a skill development plan.
 India has developed a Manufacturing
Development Plan.
 Implement reforms in Power sector without any
further delays.

22.  Kick start the growth in mining again.
 Investor friendly land acquisition policies.
 Better management of Coal and Mineral
resources.
 Agricultural reforms.
 Development of a Robust Financial services
industry.

23. Thank You