Business opportunities in India for UK companies
01 Jul 2009
The Indian domestic and export markets are booming, and both offer massive opportunities for UK firms NOW!
UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) is bringing ICT and Life Sciences sector specialists from India to the UK to share these opportunities with you at a series of "India Clinics" throughout July 2009. These clinics are free to attend for UK companies and are the first of a series of events and activities to help companies understand, prepare for and enter the Indian market, particularly the ICT and other technology-related sectors.
UKTI can help you rise to the exciting opportunities and challenges that globalisation offers. We work with UK-based businesses to ensure their success in international markets. We also encourage the best overseas companies to look to the UK as their global partner of choice.
Are you aware of the opportunities for your business in India?
The political and economic environment has entered a period of relative stability, and the regulatory climate is encouraging international business into the country, particularly from the UK. UKTI is looking for the best UK firms in these sectors, to introduce to its network of potential customers and partners in India, and support them through the increasingly familiar challenges of doing business in the compelling market.
One-to-One meetings with market experts who can offer help and advice on an individual basis.
Our market experts are available for private one-to-one meetings at the India Clinics. During these private meetings you can explore any export issues that currently exist for your company, as well as discovering the numerous opportunities that exist in the Indian market.
INDIA CLINICS SCHEDULE:
Monday 6th July - London
Tuesday 7th July - Guildford
Wednesday 8th July - Birmingham
Thursday 9th July - Warrington
Monday 13th July - Leeds
Tuesday 14th July - Cambridge
For more information, or to register you place at any of these clinics, please contact Paul Clark.
Tel: 0191 2815777, Email: Paul@btob.co.uk
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