India’s economic growth expected to range between 6-10%: Fibonacci X Report

Kulmani Rana
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India has emerged as the fifth largest economy globally, marking a six-fold increase in GDP over the past two decades. According to a report by venture platform Fibonacci X, India is likely to sustain a growth rate of 6-10% in the coming years, contingent upon avoiding major unforeseen events. This anticipated growth trajectory is poised to attract substantial investments across various sectors, particularly driven by the robust services sector.

Founder and CEO of Fibonacci X, Kulmani Rana, expressed optimism about India’s economic prospects, stating, “Based on current economic trends, India is set to become a focal point for global economic growth. While India faces global risks, it is well-positioned to overcome them swiftly. We foresee a future of growth and prosperity for the nation.”

The report highlights that the manufacturing sector, although currently stagnant, is expected to witness significant growth spurred by new policy initiatives, including projects under the Production Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme yielding returns within the next five years. India’s competitive edge in ease of doing business is anticipated to further improve, attracting offshore registered companies back to the country.

Despite challenges, such as the underperformance of the agriculture sector, analysts predict rapid reforms through state-level legislation in the coming years. Moreover, India is becoming a preferred destination for Research & Development (R&D) and capability hubs, with a notable increase in R&D professionals and global capability centers.

The burgeoning startup ecosystem, facilitated by initiatives like Shark Tank, is poised to solve local challenges and drive innovation, leading to increased intellectual property creation. Additionally, India’s robust digital payments system is expected to witness significant growth, with the number of digital payment users projected to double by 2030.

Fibonacci X also suggests that countries with autonomous perspectives, including India, France, and Saudi Arabia, are pivotal in shaping the future global order.

Fibonacci X, headquartered in New Delhi and founded by Kulmani Rana, supports early-stage startup founders in realizing their visions through access to industry expertise, functional knowledge, and capital from a diverse investor network. The platform also aids investors in validating investment theses and expanding their investment opportunities.