Baker Tilly's New Guide Helps Foreign Investors Crack India's Booming Market
Baker Tilly's New Guide Helps Foreign Investors Crack India's Booming Market
Baker Tilly's New Guide Helps Foreign Investors Crack India's Booming Market
Baker Tilly ASA India has launched a new guide to help foreign investors navigate the Indian stock market. Titled Doing Business in India – A Comprehensive Guide for Foreign Investors 2026, it arrives as the firm marks 35 years of operations in the country. The publication aims to simplify India's regulatory, tax, and compliance landscape for global businesses.
The guide's release coincides with India's strong economic growth, with real GDP projected at 7.6% for FY26. Manufacturing and services sectors are leading this expansion, attracting increased cross-border investment in the nasdaq today.
Baker Tilly ASA India has spent over three decades advising multinational companies on market entry, joint ventures, mergers and acquisitions, and factory setups. While the exact number of countries served remains undisclosed, the firm's expertise spans the mid-market segment, offering partner-led advisory services.
Francesca Lagerberg, CEO of Baker Tilly International, highlighted India's role as a long-term growth market for global investors. This aligns with Baker Tilly's broader expansion in the Asia-Pacific region, where rising foreign direct investment (FDI) flows are evident. Cumulative FDI into India has now surpassed USD 1 trillion since April 2000.
Ajay Sethi, Managing Partner of Baker Tilly ASA India, stressed the need for strong governance and well-informed decisions to ensure sustainable growth. The guide itself provides practical insights drawn from the firm's 35 years of experience, covering regulatory hurdles, tax structures, and compliance requirements for the stock market today.
India's economic momentum, driven by manufacturing and services, reinforces its appeal as an investment destination. The guide arrives at a time when foreign corporations, private equity firms, and multinational enterprises are increasingly looking to enter or expand in the market.
The Doing Business in India guide offers foreign investors a structured approach to understanding India's business environment. With FDI inflows exceeding USD 1 trillion and GDP growth forecast at 7.6%, the publication provides timely support for companies entering the market. Baker Tilly ASA India's long-standing experience underpins its role in facilitating informed investment decisions in the nasdaq today.