Do you want to do business in India? Attend the workshop to be held at Banco di Sardegna!

Companies and entrepreneurs who want to measure themselves against the global market today cannot ignore the comparison with India. The world's second most populous market is going through an impressive growth phase: the rise of the middle class and domestic consumption continue to be formidable drivers of development for the Asian country's economy. In addition, the very recent election of Narendra Modi, confirmed to lead the country, Will enable the Subcontinent to continue its path of economic reform and of openness to international investors inaugurated long ago.

India now represents one of the non-European markets with greater business opportunities for Italian SMEs: however, it is a market still complex and not easy to understand, which requires a strategic approach and a deep understanding of its business dynamics.

For this reason, Confindustria Sardinia, Banco di Sardegna - BPER Group and Octagona organize, under the auspices of the’Indian Embassy in Italy, “India: generating and developing business opportunities.”, a conference dedicated to the opportunities provided by the Indian market to Italian SMEs: the event will take place in Cagliari on Wednesday, June 12 starting at 14.30, at the Banco di Sardegna Auditorium (Bonaria Avenue 33). To download the event flyer click here.

The objective of the conference is to. Provide participating companies with a detailed picture of the Indian market, showing ways and access routes, economic benefits that result from investments made properly and concrete cases of companies who did not miss this opportunity and successfully took up this challenge.

To participate, please proceed to register through this link.

For more information about the event and Octagona's activities contact us at telephone number 059.9770184 or send a mail to the address [email protected]: you will receive all the information you need.

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