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The India Advantage

after theComprehensive Economic

Partnership Agreement

At KCCI

12 March 2010

H.E. Mr. Skand R. Tayal

Ambassador of India

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President Lee Myung-baks State Visitto India on 24-27 January 2010.

Strategic Partnership. Comprehensive Economic

Partnership Agreement.

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India - FactsArea3.3 million sq. km.

Population1.1 billion

GDP (PPP)$5.16 trillion (2008 est.)

$1.3 trillion (nominal)

{11th (nominal); 3rd (PPP)}

GDP growth6.7% (2009)

7.8% (2010) projected

GDP per capita$1021 (nominal); $4543 (PPP)GDP by sectorAgriculture: 19.9%

Industry: 19.3%

Services: 60.7% (2006 est.)

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The Growth Story

India GDP 2007-08:US $ 1.16 trillion

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Indias Decadal GDP

Growth rate

Source: Handbook of Statistics on Indian Economy, Reserve Bank of India

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INDIAN ECONOMYINDIAN ECONOMY

Source : Hindu Business Line, February 13th, 2010

39% jump in capital goods augurs well for investments; GDP growth likely to top 7.2%.

INDUSTRY ROLLS AT 16.8 PER CENT IN DECEMBER 2009

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Macro-economic stability

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Trends in Inflation- WPI (%YoY)

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Increasing FDI trnd

Source: RBI, DIPP

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Source : Financial Express, January 17th, 2010

INDIA INC INVESTMENTS RISE BY MORE THAN 50 PER CENT IN 2009

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INDIA TO BE USD2 TRILLION ECONOMY BY 2015

As per a report by Enam Securities titled 'India Strategy, India will be a USD2trillion economy in the next five years as its GDP growth is likely to average at 12per cent in nominal terms, powered by a huge consumption demand.

This growth will be led by the huge consumption demand in sectors like FMCG,power, auto (small car hub), IT and pharma.

Insurance companies, financial services and equity markets will flourish as thecountry's annual savings pool grows to USD700 billion from USD400 billion atpresent.

"More than half of this (USD700 billion) could flow into financial savings.

With favourable demographics and average seven per cent real growth, India cansustain more than 30 per cent savings rate akin to the Asian tigers, or China andJapan.

Source : Business Standard, November 16th, 2009

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Drivers of the India Growth Story

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Indias Integration with EastAsia..

India is active participant in the ongoing Asian

economic regionalism. It is the second nation,after Singapore, in Asian region,having/negotiating/proposed maximum number ofFTAs.

Till date, the total number of Indias FTA (bothproposed and concluded) is 32. Out of this , 19

are with the Asian countries. Already concluded FTAs with East Asiancountries:

India-Korea CEPA

India-ASEAN FTA

India-Singapore CECA

India-Thailand FTA

Proposed/under consultation/under negotiation

India-Japan

India-Australia

India-New Zealand

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Why India?

India to be the 5th

largest consumer market by 2025 India is worlds largest functional democracy with apopulation of over One Billion people

India second fastest growing major economy after China. Full National Treatment for Foreign Companies

Incorporated in India

Profits & Dividends can be Freely Repatriated Stable & Well Developed Banking System

India has followed a calibrated globalization process liberalization of FDI regime

reduction in import tariff fully convertible current account moving towards fuller capital account convertibility compliance with WTO norms

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Position India China Relative Difference (%)

HR manager 15,100 32,000 112 %

Marketing manager 14,300 25,800 80%

Project manager 10,000 23,400 134%

Software developer 10,300 13,400 30%

Financial analyst 8,400 13,200 57%

Accountant 5,700 9,000 58%

Sales representative 4,700 5,100 8%Production worker 1,900 2,300 21%

Average annual pay for various jobs in India &China (US$)

Source : FICCI Compilation

Indias labour costs as a percentage of value added

are one of the lowest among Asian countries

Indias CostCompetitiveness

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Annual additions to the stock of science andengineering graduates

Large Intellectual Capital base

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Untapped Market PotentialFigures for Penetration rate

(per 1000 people)

Market size

(Annual sales in Mn)

Passengercars

10 1.1

Motorcycles 39 5.8

Cellularsubscribers

500 100

Internetsubscribers

6 1.1

Televisions 104 12

While the absolute size of the market is large, penetration rates are still low vastuntapped potential

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Power

Energy shortage at 7.7% / Peak shortage of 12.3%

Ongoing projects: 52000 MW: Investment US$ 60 bn

Private Ultra Mega Power Projects (4000 MW / USD 4 bn each) thr

Competitive Bids

Roads

Annual growth 12 -15% in passenger traffic and 15 -18% for cargo

Investment Opportunities US $ 30 billion till 2012

Ports

960 million tonnes of traffic by 2013-2014

7.7 % p.a. growth expected in cargo handling till 2013-2014

Investment opportunities: US $ 20 bn till 2012

Infrastructure Opportunities: Power / Roads / PortsInfrastructure: US$ 510 bn in investments planned in next five years

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INDIAN POWER INDUSTRYINDIAN POWER INDUSTRYULTRA MEGA POWER PROJECTS IN PROGRESS

UMPP Developer Fuel linkage EPC contract Scheduled date of commissioning

Mundra, Gujarat Tata Power Company Two coal mines of Indonesia's BumiResources, in which TPC has acquired26 per cent stake

Awarded - Doosan HeavyIndustries, ToshibaCorporation

Two units by 2012

Sasan, MadhyaPradesh

Reliance Power Limited Moher, Moher-Amlohri extension andChattrasal coal blocks at Singraulicoalfields. The Chattrasal block is underdevelopment

Awarded - RelianceInfrastructure Limited

Two units by December2011, all six units byApril 2013

Krishnapatnam, AndhraPradesh

Reliance Power Limited Three Indonesian coal mines Talks on with DoosanHeavy Industries, Toshibaand Larsen & Toubro

September 2013 -October 2015

Tilaiya, Jharkhand Reliance Power Limited Kirandhari B and C coal blocks, NorthKaranpura

Talks on with RelianceInfrastructure Limited

By 2015

EPC : Engineeering, procurement and construction

UPCOMING ULTRA MEGA POWER PROJECTSProject State Current status

Kudgi Karnataka Ministry of Power's approval received

Munge Maharashtra Project site finalised

Cheyyur Tamil Nadu Project site finalised

Bedabaha Orissa Land acquisition in process, coal blocks alloted

Source : POWERLINE, February 2009

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INDIAN POWER INDUSTRYINDIAN POWER INDUSTRY

NUCLEAR POWER SECTOR

Source : Indian Infrastructure, September 2009

India has a flourishing and largely indigenous nuclear power programme and expects tohave 20,000 MWe nuclear capacity on line by 2020.

Nuclear Power Corporation of India Limited (NPCIL) has a monopoly in the Indiannuclear power market.

At present India has a nuclear capacity of 4,120 mw from 17 nuclear reactors.

Prime Minister, Dr. Manmohan Singh has referred to the target to provide 20 GWe by2020, as "modest" and capable of being "doubled with the opening up of internationalcooperation."

More recently on 30th September,2009, Dr. Manmohan Singh indicated that usingIndias unique three stage programme, our nuclear industry could potentially yield4,70,000 MW of power by 2050.

In India, we see nuclear energy as a vital component of our energymix Our nuclear industry is poised for a major expansion, and there will behuge opportunities for the global nuclear industry to participate in (this)expansion If we can manage our (nuclear) programme well, our three-stage strategy could yield potentially 4,70,000 MW of power by 2050

Prime Minister, Dr. Manmohan Singh, 30th September 2009

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PORTS IN INDIAPORTS IN INDIA

Consultancy Technical Engineering

Financial

Operatorship

Construction

Dredging Ancillary Services

Towage

Pilotage

Supply of Equipment

Port Connectivity Rail

Road

Water

Warehousing and Distribution

Ship Yards

INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES IN THE PORT SECTOR

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ROADS IN INDIA

100 per cent foreign direct investment (FDI) allowed under the automatic route in allroad development projects.

With incentives like 100 per cent income tax exemption for a period of 10 years, theNHAI provides grants/viability gap funding for marginal projects, and formulation of

model concession agreements among others.

Investors in identified highway projects permitted to recover investment by way ofcollection of tolls for specified sections and periods.

The government has also announced an increase in the overseas borrowing amount ofinfrastructure sectors, to USD500 million from USD100 million.

In order to tide over the shortage of funds, the road transport and highways ministry hasproposed priority sector status for road development, allowing private highwaydevelopers more funds from banks.

GOVERNMENT INITIATIVES

Source : Indian Brand Equity Foundation

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RAILWAYS IN INDIA

DEDICATED FREIGHT CORRIDOR PROJECT ROUTE MAP

Source : Ministry of Indian Railways

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RAILWAYS IN INDIA

METRO RAIL SYSTEMS

GOVERNMENT KEEN ON TRANSPORT ALTERNATIVES

As huge upfront capital investmentrequired for every metro project,government is promoting joint venture andpublic private partnership (PPP) routes for

the metro projects.

Bombardier Transportation estimates thatthe Investment opportunities for greenfieldmetro rail projects and related equipment(excluding locomotives) in India will be

around USD3.5 billion by 2014.

Further, it expects the annual demand formetro rail coaches in India to reach 1,000units by 2011.

Source : Indian Infrastructure December 2009

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INDIAN TELECOM INDUSTRYINDIAN TELECOM INDUSTRY

Source : Indian Infrastructure, August and November 2009

A BRIEF OUTLOOK

The Indian telecom industry continues its growth trajectory amidst the economic slowdown

As per the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) during January 2009 :

Total Telephone subscriber base reached 581.81 Million

Wireless subscription reached 545.05 Million

Wireline subscription declined to 36.76

19. 90 Million new additions in wireless

Wireline subscription declined by 0.31 Million

Overall Tele-density reached 49.5

Broadband subscription is 8.03 million

FDI inflows during 2008-2009 touched Rs 117.27 billion (USD 2.56 billion),

during April-November 2009 it reached Rs 108.11 billion (USD 2.22 billion).

Anticipated launch of 3G and Wi-Max services.

New operators launching services.

Rural telephony to witness strong growth.

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INDIAN TELECOM INDUSTRYINDIAN TELECOM INDUSTRY

Source : Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) Ernst & Young report titled India 2012: Telecom Growth Continues

Total telecom subscriber base to reach close to 690 - 700 million by 2012. Wireless subscriber growth to continue, expected to reach 640 - 650 million in

2012.

The fixed line base is estimated to reach approximately 45 - 50 million in 2012.

Indias telecom services industry revenue projected to reach USD54 billion.

Rural telecom will be the new growth constituency with tele-density levelsreaching about 40 per cent.

25 - 30 million 3G subscribers estimated by 2012, WiMax subscribers to reach 8- 10 million.

By 2012, internet and broadband subscribers to reach 45 million and 25 - 30million respectively while 196 million subscribers are expected to access theinternet through the mobile.

FUTURE OUTLOOK

As per the Reliance Equities report, released in September 2009, the number of telecom towers

in India in 2010-2011 is projected to grow to 337,375 from an estimated 282,074 in 2009-2010.

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Chemicals

Indian consumption levels 1/10th of global average

New Petroleum, Chemicals and PetrochemicalsInvestment Region (PCPIR) policy. Each PCPIR tohave 250 sq.km area, refinery/petrochemical feed stock

company. These regions to be in West Bengal, Gujarat andAndhra Pradesh.

6th IndiaChem 2010 (Exhibition and Conference) to beheld in Mumbai 28-30 October at Bombay ExhibitionCentre. It would focus on chemicals, technologies,process plant machinery, control and automationsystems and petrochemicals. Japan was partnercountry in 2004 and Korea is requested for 2010.

www.indiachem.in

Several factors make India a favourite
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Several factors make India a favouriteinvestment destination

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Consumer Market in India

1. Low margin high volumes model.

2. 506 million Mobile phones.

3. Consumer looking for a deal.

4. 40 million new consumers cominginto market every year.

5. Single use products shampoo insachets.

6. Appliances designed for power

failures.

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Indian Subsidiaries Outshine Overseas ParentsBetter Financial Performance

Trends visible in many sectors:IT, auto, pharma & consumar durables

Overseas parent SalesGrowth

(%)

Indian Subsidiary SalesGrowth

(%)

Unilever 8.6 Hindustan Unilever 11.6

Siemens 14 Siemens India 56

ABB 2.5 ABB India 32

Colgate 4.5 Colgate India 26

Hyundai Motors 6 India (exported a million cars!) 25

Samsung Global 15 Samsung India 29

LG Global 12.5 LG India 21
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Bilateral Context

Excellent political relations President Lees landmark State Visit in Jan 10

Growing economic content trade in 2008 was15.6 billion dollars. Bilateral Trade Target for 2014 is US$ 30

Billion

CEPA is operational from January, 2010 Indian market hospitable to Korean business. Leading Korean Companies household names.
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Attracting FDI Inflows from

South KoreaRank Sector Percentage FDI Inflows

fromSouth Korea

1. Automobile Industry 18.07

2. Metallurgical Industries 15.18

3. Electronics 14.73

4. Housing & Real Estate 9.96

5. Industrial Machinery 7.41

Total Investment from Korea 1.6 Billion

(from January 2000 to May 2009)

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Potential Areas for KoreanInvestments in India

Auto & Auto Ancillary

Defense

Pharmaceutical & Chemical Products

Healthcare

Information Technology

Infrastructure

Shipping & Ports

Textile, Garment & Apparel Industry

Mechanical tools

Machinery

Food Processing Industries

Solar Power

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Example -Hyundai Motor India Ltd.

[HMIL] Fastest Growth in Exports fromIndia - Total of 1 million cars in

2010

No. 1 Exporter of Automobiles

from India

Accounts for 66% of Total

Passenger Car Exports from

India

Exports to over 113 countries

from India (120 by end 2010)

Biggest Operations outside of

Korea in India

Over 50% of production in India

is Exported

Year Exports (Cars)

1999 20

2000 3,823

2001 6,092

2002 8,245

2003 30,416

2004 75,871

2005 96,560

2006 113,339

2007 126,749

2008 243,9192009 210,007

Total 975,041

Source: Business Line
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Indian IT-BPO sector US$ 71 billion

Software and services exportsUS$ 47 billion in 2008

Indian IT companies are experts in: Custom Application Development andMaintenance (CADM)

System Integration IT Consulting Application Management

Computer Aided Designing (CAD) Legal Process Outsourcing Animation Industry

IT Enabled Services

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India Preferred IT Services Supplier to the World

Company Outsourcing for

IT ServicesIT Services

Infosys

Tata Consultancy Services(TCS)

Wipro

Goldman Sachs, Aetna, Northwestern Mutual, Am Ex DHL, Verizon

GE, Honda, UBS, HSBC

Transco, HP Compaq, Nortel, General Motors, CISCO, Sony

IT Enabled Services

Mphasis BFL

Spectramind

Citi Group, Accenture, Auto Zone, Capital One

Dell, American Express, Capital One

Recent IT Contracts for Indian Companies

1. British Petroleum with TCS, Infosys & Wipro

2. Etisalat DB telecom with Tech Mahindra (S161 million)

3. Cardiff City Council with Tata Consultancy Services ($248 million)

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Pharmaceutical Industry in India

1. Medicines at affordable cost

2. Third largest in the world in volume terms3. Over $20 billion in terms of value

4. Exports over $8 billion worth of drugs andpharmaceuticals to US, Europe, Japan,Australia, etc.

5. Advantage in GENERIC DRUGS ($80 billionworth drugs patent expiring by 2012.

6. Ranbaxy majority share bought by Daiichi-Sankyo worth $4.6 Billion.
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Global Reach ofIndian Pharmaceuticals

US FDA ApprovedPharma Plants in India

65

US Pharma Patents

for Indian formulations

>200

Indian Pharma Companies Manufacturing for

CIPLA Ivey, Watson Pharma, Eon Labs

Shashun Chemicals Eli Lily, Glaxo-SmithKline Pharma

Lupin Laboratories Apotex, APP, Watson Pharma

Torrent Pharma Novo Nordisk (26 million vials /

annum of insulin)
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Partnership in Space,Science & Technology

On 26 May 1999 Indias Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle PSLVC2 successfully launched Korean satellite KITSAT-3 into space.

India has 54 satellites in space.

22 Satellites launched for companies from Germany, Italy,Belgium, Indonesia and Argentina.

Indias capacity to design, fabricate, launch and track satelliteson own Launch Vehicles.

Chandrayaan orbiting the Moon.

$10 Million Common Fund for R&D in S&T.

Comprehensive Economic

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Comprehensive EconomicPartnership Agreement

[CEPA]To deepen co-operation in

Trade in goods


Transfer of Technology

Manufacturing sector

Services sector

Movement of professionals

P hi A

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Partnership Agreement[CEPA]

Complete exemption from Basic Customs

duty (BCD)

to 104 specified items

Main products include - printed books, aircrafts,

aircraft

engines, parts of aircraft engines, helicopters

specified industrial robots, telephone answering

machines, etc.

Benefit of concessional BCD provided to 962

specified items

nuclear reactors, steam or other boilers,

engines, combined refrigerator-freezers, dish

washing machines, hair drying/ hand drying

apparatus, golf cars, motorcycles with specified

cylinder capacity, etc

Benefits/

Concessio

ns

effective

from

January 1,2010

CEPA

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CEPABenefits

Encourage Korean companies to setupmanufacturing in India

Korean Companies can Import RawMaterials, Inputs used in Manufacturing atConcessional Import Duty in India

Export to Korea from India with ExportBenefits & Concessional Import Duty inKorea

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Leverage IndiasHuman Resources

R&D Laboratories in India. Samsung, LG, Hyundai Motors.

Indian Engineers and IT Experts in Korea. Designing & Research (~1000). Scientists and Researchers in Korean Universities (~600).

Indian experts will make Korean companies morecompetitive globally - Middle-East contracts.

CEPA opens new doors 163 categories of professionals from India can work on

contracts in Korea.

LIST OF PROFESSIONALS

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LIST OF PROFESSIONALS(ANNEXURE 8-A OF CEPA)

1 Computer Hardware Design Engineers

2 Computer network products developer

11 Telecommunication Machinery Engineers and Researchers

21 Wireless communication network manager

22 Electrical circuit manager

30 Optical communication products Design developer

33 Wireless phone developer

34 Digital receiver developer

38 Communication network operation Engineers

43 CDMA technology research developer

52 Computer System Supervision Professionals

53 Computer System Designers and Analysts

59 System Software Programmers

65 Application Software Designers and Analysts

66 Network Programmers

68 Data management application programmer

69 Financing management application programmer

72 Database Designers and Analysts

73 Database Programmers

79 LAN Engineers

81 WAN Engineers

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81 WAN Engineers

84 Web Engineers and Programmers

86 General management consultant

87 Financial management consultant

88 Marketing management consultant

89 Human resources management consultant

93 Electrical Measurement and Control Engineers and Researchers

117 Farming machine (design) Engineers

124 Special Engineering Design Service for automobile (automobile designer)

129 Petroleum and Chemical Engineers and Researchers

130 Rubber and Plastic Engineers and Researchers

131 Pesticide and Fertilizer Engineers and Researchers

134 Natural gas Chemical Engineers

140 Electrical Products Development Engineers and Researchers

141 Power Plant Engineers and Researchers

149 Ship Engineers and Researchers

156 Biologist

157 Biochemist

159 Civil Construction Engineers

160 Advertising Professionals

161 Computer Game Programmers

163 Assistant English Teachers6 for primary and secondary schools

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Success of Korean Companies in India

1. Pioneers are Samsung Electronics(1995), Hyundai Motors (1996) and LGElectronics (1997).

2. Now >400 Korean Corporations in Indiawith more than US$1.5 billioninvestment.

3. POSCO proposes US$12 billioninvestment progress slow but steady.

4. 65% Korean companies in profit.24% showing growth but still in deficit11% in deficit.

5. Recent Entrants:Woori Bank, Samsung SDS, Korean ITCorporation.
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Indian Companies in South Korea

http://www.indochamkorea.org
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Gujarat Vittal Innovation City FEZ

Support by KOTRA and Korea LandCorporation.

800 Acres Area Reserved forKorean SMEs.

Trilateral MoU between KoreaLand Corporation, GVIC andGovernment of Gujarat.

Korean Ecosystem.

70 Korean companies haveexpressed interest.

Electronics, specialty chemicals,components, light engineering.

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The New BrandMade in INDIA

inPartnership with KOREA

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Thank You.

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