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TRANSFORMINGINDIA

India – Japan: Partners

in Transformation

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FASTEST GROWING

ECONOMY

TOP INVESTMENT

DESTINATION

$222BApr 2014 – May 2018

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POPULATION

CONSUMPTION

VOTERS

NEW VOTERS

$2.6T7.7% 1.5B

2025 292025

$4T2025

$245,000(BCG)

834MM2014

553MM

117MM2014

133MM(97 MM)

2019

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New India

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Mission India

Fastest growing

ecosystem

Startup India

1 Billion Bank accounts. 312 M

Added in last 3 years

Jan Dhan Yojana

1.2 billionenrolments

AADHAR

Goods & Services tax

17+ indirect taxessubsumed

Digital India

432 MillionInternet Subscriptions

Mobile Phones

1.19 billion Mobile Subscribers

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Make in India: $4.8 Trillion Opportunity by 2025

Media &

EntertainmentPorts SpaceWellness

$30 B $150 B $40 B$7 B

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Auto

$300 BAuto Comp

$115 BAviation

$82 BBiotech

$100 BMining

$80 BOil & Gas

$110 BPharma

$55 B

Chemicals

$400 BConstruction

$640 B

Defence

$130 B

Capital Goods

$112 B

Railways

$142 B

Renewables

$260 B

Roads

$150 B

Electronics

$400 B

Food

Processing

$320 B

IT/BPM

$350 B

Leather

$30 B

Textiles

$223 B

Thermal Power

$125 B

Tourism &

Hospitality

$419 B

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India: A Leader Across Diverse Sectors

Provider of generic

drugs Food Production

Attractive Investment

Destination

#1

Smartphone

Market

IT / BPM services

sourcing market

#1

Largest Startup

ecosystem

eCommerce Market

Growth - 30%

#1

Commercial Vehicle

Market Growth - 5%

#1 #2#1

Choice of overseas

R&D Destinations

#1

Largest Road

Network

Domestic air traffic

Growth - 23%

#1

Largest Pharma &

Biotech talent pool

#2 #2 #2 #2

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Doing Business, Made Easy

42 placesEase of Doing Business Ranking

#100 (2018)

19 PlacesLogistics Performance Index

#60 (2016)

21 PlacesGlobal Innovation Index

#60 (2017)

142

130

130

100

2014 2015 2016 2017

World Bank’s Doing Business Ranking

7

7

5

20+

35

40Km/day

100+

175 GW

400

600+

800

1000km

10,000km

Industrial

Corridors

Logistics

Park

Smart

Cities

Airports to be

redeveloped

New

Express

Highways

New High

Speed

Railways

Dry Ports

Roads

Renewable

Energy

World Class

Railway

Stations

Total

Metro

Length

The Opportunity 2025

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The Special Bond

India-Japan:

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Japan In India

185 institutions teach

Japanese in India

24,000+ students learn

the Japanese language

in India p.a.

9,000 + Japanese

Nationals in India

Japan to hire 200,000 IT

professionals from India

5,000+ Indians live in the

Tokyo suburb

Japanese’s favorite since

1927: The "Indo Karii" at

Nakamuraya in Shinjuku,

Tokyo - over 6 billion helpings

served annually.

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An Ever—strengthening Bond

Com

panie

s

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Dedicated townships for Japanese Investors

7 Operational

and 5 Potential

Japanese

Industrial

Townships

500+ Japanese

Companies

100-500 Japanese

Companies

Proposed Industrial

Townships

Operational

Industrial Townships

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•Mitsubishi Hitachi

Power Systems India

Pvt. Ltd.

•NIDC India

•Mitsubishi Heavy

Industries

• IHI Corporation

•Hitachi Zosen India

•Nippon Steel & Sumikin

Engineering

• JFE Engineering India

BLUE SKY INITIATIVE: Japan’s co-operation in India’s environment

Solar Pump System for

Irrigation

Biomass Fuels Environmental

Equipment for Coal

Thermal Power Plants

Waste to Energy

Nitto Denko India Pvt.

Ltd.

Nitto Denko India

Maruti Suzuki India

Toyota Kirloskar Motors

Honda Cars India

•NEC India

Dust Suppressants Intelligent Transport System Smart Telecom TowersNext Generation Vehicle

NEC India Pvt. Ltd.

Hitachi India Pvt. Ltd.

Fujitsu India Pvt. Ltd.

Zero-Sum ITS Solutions

India Pvt. Ltd

JICA

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Suzuki In India

THE MAGIC OF PARTNERSHIP:

Maruti Suzuki’s Magic in India

- 35+ years of production

- Exports to 125+ countries

- 3257 Sales Outlets

- 3440 Service WorkshopsMarket cap figures (As on 1st June 2018) (In USD Millions)

38,224.4 25,434.8

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Canon In India

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Kazutada KobayashiPresident and CEOCanon India

We aim to continue our double digit growth... we

would be be around Rs. 3,500 crore by FY 2020.

2017 was a great year for us after introduction of

GST, and first time we grew in double digit and

from there we have a momentum now.

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KEY AREAS OF

COLLABORATION

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FOOD PROCESSING TEXTILESMEDICAL DEVICES

38 Abattoirs

101

Food

Testing

Labora-

tories(have been

approved)

42Mega Food

Park

Projects

133Cold

Chain

1.6MnFamilies to be

covered by the

largest health

protection

scheme –

Ayushman

Bharat

8.2Bn

Estimated

size of

medical

Devices

Indian

market in

20201.5BnValue of

health IT

market

5th Largest

Consumer

market and

consumer

spending by

2025

$23Bn

Country’s

technical

textile market

size by 2020

$223Bn Market Size

by 2021

74Textile

parks to be

developed

(19

operational)

$137BnCurrent

Market

Size

AUTO & AUTOCOMPONENTS

ESDMRENEWABLE ENERGY

3rd

Expected

global rank of

Indian

automotive

market by

2020.

$32Bn

Domestic

Aftermarket

Turnover by

2026, up

from USD 8.4

billion (2016-

17)

15%Expected

growth CAGR

to 2026

$200Bn

Auto Components

Market Turnover

by 2026, up from

USD 43.5 billion

(2016-17)

$1 Tn

Across

technology,

electronics and

telecom in

coming 5 years

25%

Share of

electronics

manufacturing

in GDP by

2022

2ndLargest mobile

phone

manufacturer in

the world, only

second to China

120

New mobile

phone and its

components

manufacturing

units set up in

last 3 years.

40%

Targeted

share of RE

in energy

mix by 2030 (from present

20%)

100Bn Investment

needed

1000+GW

Potential

of RE in

India

60Solar cities

to be

developed

175GWTarget

by 2022

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2nd Largest Startup Ecosystem

20,000+Startups in India

$50 BnValuation

200+Incubators/ Accelerators

$172 BnFunding since Jan’16

Upcoming Hubs

Major Hubs

Startup Hubs

Delhi

Pune

Mumbai

Bengaluru Chennai

Hyderabad

Jaipur

Ahmedabad

Kochi

Bhubaneswar

Indore

Coimbatore 700+Startups arising from unicorns

40%Incubator Annual Growth

28 YrsAvg. age of founders

9%Women Entrepreneurs

(100% growth in last 12 months)

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India-Japan Empowering Start-Ups

Indo-Japan Startup Hub: JETRO, NASSCOM &

IIM Bangalore partner to set up a startup

centre

Dream Incubator: 5 billion yen ($44.3

million)

New Agri-Food Technology –’Gastrotpe’ by

Japan’s Mistletoe, in partnership with GSF

India and Infobride

Sega Sammy partners with GHV Accelerator

to invest a min. seed fund of $100,000 each

in 10 startups

Innovative solutions for capital markets and

investment banking: Nomura Holdings has

selected IT startups in India to build the

smart solutions

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Invest India, a one-stop shop for investors

GOVERNMENT

Centre / States

Foreign Missions /

Agencies

INDUSTRY

Associations / Corporates

Professional Advisors /

Academia

Investor AftercareStrategy &

ImplementationBusiness Advisory

Awareness &

Engagement

Long term

partnership

Issue Redressal

Regulatory

Clearances

Policy Guidance

Partner / Location

Search

Market Strategy

Opportunity

Assessment

Continuous

Engagements

UNCTAD Award for World’s Best Practice IPA

2016

1 IPA in South Asia,East Asia, Oceania3 times in a row

Best Investment Deal for IUIH

2016

1Investment Award

2016 from the Indian Ocean Rim Association (IORA)

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Dedicated team to facilitate and fast track investment proposals

from Japan

Partners: METI

JETRO

Invest India

Mandate:

Handholding Japanese investments across sectors.

Assistance to Core-Group to ¥ 3.5 trillion facilitate investments

Fast-track Issue Resolution

Japan Plus

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India Investment

Grid

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IIG: Pan-India Network

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IIG: Project Wise Details

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India Investment GridDistrict Wise Project

Distribution

Project Interest Total Amount

3566Total Projects

USD 188.6 BNProject Opportunity

3025Government projects

Private projects

541

USD 40 BN+

Project Interests Generated

130

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