India's FMCG sector grew 5.7% by value and 4.1% by volume in Q2, with rural markets leading in growth, while small manufacturers rebounded and major players lagged in value growth, reports NielsenIQ.

High streets led retail leasing in Q3 2024, accounting for 68% of the total leased space, with demand driving rental growth, while mall leasing remained subdued due to limited new supply.

Domestic Mutual Funds' share in companies listed on the National Stock Exchange reached 9.45%, while the overall share of Domestic Institutional Investors rose to a record 16.46%, driven by strong ...

According to Counterpoint Research, India's smartphone market has emerged as the second largest globally by unit volume and third largest by value in the third quarter of 2024. In this period, India ...

The global nutraceutical market, valued at approximately US$ 400 billion, merges the fields of food, pharmaceuticals, and biotechnology. India plays a significant role, drawing from its rich heritage ...

Special economic zones (SEZ) are special areas within a country that offer incentives to business and trade regulations operating in those areas. The main objectives of the SEZ are generating ...

India's services sector grew in October, with the Purchasing Managers’ Index rising to 58.5, driven by strong domestic and international demand, particularly from Africa, Asia, the Americas, the ...

Vehicle registrations surged 32% YoY in October, driven by Navratri and Diwali coinciding, with two-wheeler sales rising 36.34% and passenger vehicle sales growing 32.38%, fuelled by discounts and new ...

SAP plans significant investments and increased hiring in India, recognizing it as a key market with expected rapid growth, highlighted by CEO Mr. Christian Klein during the company's visit to ...

South Africa’s government has introduced the Trusted Tour Operator Scheme to boost tourism from India and China by streamlining visa processes and offering faster processing for approved operators.

The hospitality industry consists of travel, tourism, hotels, restaurants, and has been a major contributor to the Indian economy. Due to the heritage architecture, historical sites and development of ...

India's wedding season is expected to generate Rs. 6 trillion (US$ 71.33 billion) in business from 4.8 million ceremonies nationwide, driving a surge in both retail and service sectors.