Anil Kumar

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  • India's Big Opportunities for Little Companies

    The Wall Street Journal

    The Indian economy is expected to quadruple over the next two decades, adding more than 500 million people to its middle class, building more than 50,000 miles of highways, and investing more than $2 trillion in building power plants, airports, hospitals, factories and research centers. Large Western companies have long recognized the opportunities this growth presents, and General Electric, Honeywell, IBM, Pepsi and the like are already operating in India in force. But now there are a bunch of…

    The Indian economy is expected to quadruple over the next two decades, adding more than 500 million people to its middle class, building more than 50,000 miles of highways, and investing more than $2 trillion in building power plants, airports, hospitals, factories and research centers. Large Western companies have long recognized the opportunities this growth presents, and General Electric, Honeywell, IBM, Pepsi and the like are already operating in India in force. But now there are a bunch of new kids on the block, too: Western small- and medium enterprises.

    These smaller companies find it increasingly difficult to generate income ...

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  • What Indian Acquirers Want

    The Wall Street Journal

    Indian outward investment has again been in the news lately, especially as Essar Group plans to buy U.S. coal producer Trinity Coal for $600 million, giving the global steel maker direct access to a key raw material. Bharti Airtel, India's largest mobile-phone service provider, is pushing ahead with its purchase of the African operations of Kuwait's Zain, and Reliance Industries recently attempted to buy bankrupt European chemical maker LyondellBasell. Three starts to look like a trend: After a…

    Indian outward investment has again been in the news lately, especially as Essar Group plans to buy U.S. coal producer Trinity Coal for $600 million, giving the global steel maker direct access to a key raw material. Bharti Airtel, India's largest mobile-phone service provider, is pushing ahead with its purchase of the African operations of Kuwait's Zain, and Reliance Industries recently attempted to buy bankrupt European chemical maker LyondellBasell. Three starts to look like a trend: After a lull during the global financial crisis, Indian businesses are back in the mergers-and-acquisitions game. The form this M&A activity is taking says a lot about the direction in which India Inc. is headed.

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