India's new Free Trade Agreements, coupled with PLI schemes and China+1 strategies, aim to drive manufacturing growth and achieve $1 trillion in merchandise exports by 2030.
The sectors most likely to benefit are electronics, pharmaceuticals
Jun 13, 2026
03:07 pm
What's the storyIndia's recent free trade agreements (FTAs) have the potential to drive manufacturing growth, revive private capital expenditure (capex), and integrate supply chains, a report by Yes Securities has said.
The sectors most likely to benefit from these agreements are electronics, pharmaceuticals, and engineering & machinery goods.
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