India's ascent as a global production hub requires strategic access to the world's most advanced supply chains and critical components. This is essential because while India's manufacturing sector is growing rapidly, driven by ambitious government policies like the Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme, and remains integral to the overall objectives of the ‘Make in India’ initiative, modern production is not about producing everything domestically.
Instead, long-term growth lies in managing a globally integrated supply chain where the strategic imports of key specialized components are critical for the success of local production. To help you understand the new reality of the global supply chain, this blog will highlight three key ways express imports complement local manufacturing, helping Indian businesses stay agile, competitive, and connected to global markets.