Defence sector to embark on superior growth path in near future: M&M executive
27 Jan 2015 3:30 AM GMT
Indian defence sector is set to embark on a significant growth path in the near future as the new initiatives announced by the government in promoting defence equipments manufacturing has begun to gain traction among global investors, a top M&M executive said. "I attended seminars organised on India specific issues at the WEF Annual Meeting.”
"It is quite apparent that recent major initiatives by the government in promoting defence equipment manufacturing including by way of increasing FDI cap are beginning to gain traction and importance of the action is beginning to be understood by the global community," Mahindra and Mahindra group's defence business chief and overall group strategy head Shriprakash Shukla said. "The sector should be on a superior growth path in the near future," he added. Shukla said investors across the sectors made enquiries here about potential collaborations and there was an upbeat mood about India at the WEF Annual Meeting.
"I've personally received several enquiries from potential collaborators in technology and business to invest with Mahindra in India,” he added. "The Make in India campaign has really touched the chord somewhere in the minds of the global community and now it is up to us to convert the sentiments into ground reality by proper follow-up and suitable actions," Shukla said.
Asked whether these enquiries were coming into some specific business segments, he said it was across the spectrum and in all fields.
"It is quite apparent that recent major initiatives by the government in promoting defence equipment manufacturing including by way of increasing FDI cap are beginning to gain traction and importance of the action is beginning to be understood by the global community," Mahindra and Mahindra group's defence business chief and overall group strategy head Shriprakash Shukla said. "The sector should be on a superior growth path in the near future," he added. Shukla said investors across the sectors made enquiries here about potential collaborations and there was an upbeat mood about India at the WEF Annual Meeting.
"I've personally received several enquiries from potential collaborators in technology and business to invest with Mahindra in India,” he added. "The Make in India campaign has really touched the chord somewhere in the minds of the global community and now it is up to us to convert the sentiments into ground reality by proper follow-up and suitable actions," Shukla said.
Asked whether these enquiries were coming into some specific business segments, he said it was across the spectrum and in all fields.
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