India Business Desk

KPMG's India Business Desk supports and facilitates South Africa-India bilateral business opportunities - for Indian businesses setting up in South Africa as well as South African businesses setting up in India.

Doing Business with India

Building business relationships in the Indo–South African Corridor.

	2011/11/22
India-South Africa integration witnessed a surge in the last quarter, this bilateral relation in the economic growth of both countries.

	2011/09/19
Home to over one billion people, Africa has been referred to as ‘the continent whose time has come’. Before the global economic downturn, the majority of African economies had enjoyed notable economic growth.

	2010/09/18
While the current year has marked a milestone in developing bilateral relations and strengthening business partnerships, the existence of enormous untapped economic potential highlights the need to further this solidify this relationship.

	2010/07/18
This newsletter reviews key developments in trade and business that we believe are poised to play an integral role in helping these regions capitalize on each other’s potential.

	2011/06/29
While the last year marked a milestone in developing bilateral relations and strengthening business partnerships, the existence of enormous untapped economic potential highlights the need to further this solidify this relationship.

	2009/10/23
South Africa is India’s largest trading partner in Africa. Bilateral trade has grown rapidly over the last few years and reached almost US$ 6.3 billion during 2007-08 and US$ 3.8 billion (April to Sept) in 2008-09.

	2009/10/23
Although bilateral trade between Africa and India is less than 8% of India’s global trade volume, it has increased from US$ 5 billion in 2001-02 to US$ 30 billion in 2007-08.

	2009/10/23
India offers significant potential for investment in the refining sector, especially when working with state-owned refining companies.

	2009/10/23
Despite challenges, trade between the India, Brazil, South Africa (IBSA) countries has been on the rise and leaders concluded that trade agreements should focus on complementarities and not destructive competition.

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