‘UK firms still sitting on their hands when it comes to Indian investment,’ says London-based Indian entrepreneur

London [UK]26 June (Memorial): Sukhpal Ahluwalia, a London -based Indian entrepreneur, called on England to significantly increase their investments in India.

Comments come because Ahluwalia appears more to investigate its commercial interests in the country and is preparing to spend more time to advance in the country.

Ahluwalia believes that the Global Trade War has the potential to bring England and India even closer – and believes that British businesses should now benefit from the rapidly growing, developing economy in India.

“When it comes to a business opportunity in India, too many UK businesses still sit in their hands. La1,46,100 crore). If this does not reach 25 billion pounds ( La2,92,500 CRORE) At the end of this year, the UK businesses will have a trick. I urge them to increase the investment in India. ”

“There are many reasons why investing in India is a great opportunity for the UK businesses. India is growing rapidly, with an increasingly urbanized consumer base, with some of the most talented young professionals in the world, and the last UK Free Trade Agreement provides a strong basis for future growth.”

“There is such a common, deep history between England and India, but I see that the British businesses have invested very little in India. The Global Trade War Call to Awaken. Trump’s tariffs, global uncertainty and ongoing trade war will focus on our long -standing, stable trade partners.”

Ahluwalia is currently trying to increase its investments in India and is looking for growth opportunities in automotive, technology and real estate sectors.

It invests both private and venture capital opportunities through the family office.

Ahluwalia, who is currently in London, is one of the most influential Indian entrepreneurs in England. He is the founder of Dominus, the manager of the UK’s fastest growing automobile parts Supplier GSF Car Parts and a multi -pound student accommodation and hospitality developer. Previously, Europe’s largest automobile parts distributor Euro Car Parts founded.

In 2024, he was recognized as the Asian Business Member of the Year at the Asian Achievements Awards.

In recent years, Ahluwalia has increased its business and charitable work in India and plans to spend more time to advance in the country.

Ahluwalia said, “I have enjoyed spending more and more time in India for the last few years and I am still looking forward to increasing in the coming years. But I don’t plan to hang my business boots while I was looking forward to returning to my homeland.

“Instead, I see my role as a bridge between England and India. (MOMENT)