1. THE INDIA OPPORTUNITY A BALANCED PERSPECTIVE JOSE JACOB K, CEO – Integro Infotech & Consulting

2. DEMOGRAPHIC INDICATORS  Ernst & Young Study

3. DEMOGRAPHIC INDICATORS  Ernst & Young Study

4. DEMOGRAPHIC INDICATORS  Ernst & Young Study

5. WORKFORCE PERSPECTIVE  Source : The Economist

6. ECONOMIC IMPERATIVE  Ernst & Young Study

7. GROWING MIDDLE CLASS Source : BBC Report

8. GROWING MIDDLE CLASS Source : BBC Report

9. Investment & Growth  India is the 3 rd most attractive destination for FDI (after China and the US) in the world. (UNCTAD’s World Investment Prospects Survey for the years 2012–2014)  India has contributed 10.25 per cent of the overall 3.9 per cent rise in the global market capitalization in 2014 (2 nd Highest in the world)

10. Economic Perspective Gross domestic product (GDP) is expected to grow at 5.4–5.9 per cent in FY15. India has the second fastest growing services sector with compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 9 per cent. With services constituting a 57 per cent share in GDP US$ 1 trillion of investment is in infrastructure will be undertaken in the next 5 years

11. Some Interesting Facts - 2014  Record food grains production of 264.4 million tonnes expected in 2013-14. An increase of more than 20 million tonnes over the average production in the last five years.  India ranks 1 st in global milk production and accounts for 17 per cent of world production. (Peak production was at 132.43 MT in the year 2012-13)  The agriculture and allied sectors achieved a growth of 4.7 per cent in 2013–14 against its long-term average of around 3 per cent

12. Some Interesting Facts - 2014  India ranks second in world fish production, contributing about 5.4% of global fish production.  India is the second largest producer of fruits and vegetables.  India is the largest producer and exporter of spices.  India is the largest producer of mango, banana, coconut, cashew, papaya, and pomegranate.

13. KNOWLEDGE ECONOMY – IT SECTOR  The Indian IT industry expanded from  $8 billion in 2000 to  around $ 108 billion in 2013.

14. IT-BPO Sector  The IT-BPO sector continues to be one of the largest employers in the country directly employing:  2.8 million professionals,  Over 230,000 jobs being added in FY2012  India retains its 1 st position as the world’s leading sourcing location for IT-BPO services, with a share of between 55- 58%  India-based resources are estimated to account for about 60 percent of the offshore delivery capacities across the leading multinational IT-BPO players.  New wave of start-ups driving growth; 1100 start-ups in last 5 years

15. IT-BPO Sector  Industry estimates suggest that the global ICT spending will reach the $5-trillion mark by 2020 driven by the combination of social media, mobility, analytics and cloud.  India’s share in this context will be ~

16. KNOWLEDGE ECONOMY EDGE  Wages/Revenue Paradox  Manufacturing  Information Technology

17. THANK YOU  Jose Jacob K.  Email : sirjosejacob@gmail.comsirjosejacob@gmail.com