India's rapidly growing economy makes it an increasingly important player on the world stage. We advise on both outbound and inbound business issues – supporting Indian companies that want to invest in Europe, the Middle East and Asia and helping international businesses to open and manage operations in India.
Our main focus is on outbound business. We've worked with Indian businesses for many years and have provided a range of services to help them achieve their goals outside India, including advising on:
As a full-service international firm, we understand the key commercial and regulatory challenges involved in strategic growth sectors and how to manage them. Most notably, we're experts in:
If you're looking to set up, invest or do business in India, we have strong relationships with several key law firms and intermediaries in the country. We can introduce you to our regional contacts and act as a facilitator to ensure you get the results and services you require.
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