India's Union Budget for 2026 to 2027 outlines measures aimed at encouraging long-term foreign capital investments in the country despite trade uncertainties. Among the measures are tax holidays for foreign firms involved in digital infrastructure, incentives in manufacturing, higher investment limits for individual foreign residents, and simplified compliance processes, all aimed at keeping foreign capital invested. The budget signals India's preference for steady and long-term investors over short-term ones, and underscores India's position as a desirable global investment destination.
There is a moment every CFO recognizes. The market is jumpy, trade rules feel unstable, and everyone else is reacting loudly. So, you do the opposite. You slow down, tighten assumptions, and make the plan survivable for ten years, not ten months. India&rs...
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