India 印度
Fastest growth — but only macro evidence this round
India is the fastest-growing major economy, but only the macro layer is verifiable so far: there is no industry unit-economics data, so it goes on the watchlist first, with no industry verdict.
Four grades
Identity & tax (in one line)
Identity & tax: this country has no listed opportunity yet, and no applicable status or tax channel information.
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Key metrics
Why this country
IMF World Economic Outlook (October 2026): India grew 7.8% in 2025, with 7.0% forecast for both 2026 and 2027 — revised upward even as the Middle East situation and higher oil prices drag on the world. The drivers are domestic demand (consumption is about 60% of GDP), infrastructure spending and demographics (median age about 28). But this page's ranking standard is day-one cash flow and full-cost net returns, and on those two dimensions India has no verified industry data this round — rank four is honesty, not bearishness.
India's position on this board is the watchlist: the fastest growth among major economies (IMF: 7.8% in 2025), a domestic-demand structure with consumption at about 60% of GDP, and a median age of about 28 make it impossible to ignore; but this site's threshold is industry-level unit economics, and this round there is none. The upgrade condition is explicit: the moment any industry produces checkable return and cost data, research starts immediately; until then, no industry verdict and no entry route.
Entry routes
To be set after industry-level research. This round offers no entry route, to avoid dressing macro growth up as an industry opportunity.
Risks
- Missing industry-level return data is currently the biggest risk
- Some sectors carry foreign-ownership caps and approval requirements for foreign capital (not checked item by item this round).
Ranked opportunities in this country
| Overall rank | Opportunity | Net return (primary metric) | Our take |
|---|---|---|---|
| 20 | India Grade-A warehousing: the asset yields 7.5–8%, but what you can buy pays 5.8% — part of it your own capital back | 5.8% | Do, with conditions |
| 48 | India co-living and student housing: institutions say returns near 10%, but there is no retail door in | 10% | Do, with conditions |