印度消费品和零售业报告(2018-2022年)
The retail sector has been one of the driving forces of the Indian economy, expanding its value added
at a CAGR of 11% over FY2013-2017, driven by positive demographic trends, ongoing urbanisation and
an increasing middle class population, rapidly adopting a consumerist lifestyle. In FY2017, the trade
sector accounted for 9.5% of the country’s GDP, 5.4% of total FDI and around 8% of national
employment. However, organised trade remains at a nascent stage of development, which, given
expectations for a robust increase in consumer spending, anticipates a huge growth trajectory facing
the retail market. Indeed, it is set to nearly double to USD 1.1tn by FY2020, up from USD 672bn in
FY2016, according to India Brand Equity Foundation (IBEF) projections. In 2017, A.T. Kearney ranked
India as the world’s most attractive developing country for retail investment, based on its impressive
market size, low saturation levels and moderate economic and political risks.