Exclusive access to India's investment programs

India offers a diverse portfolio of infrastructure and technology investment programs with a total budget of several trillion US dollars. The Indian government is calling for innovative and sustainable technologies to strengthen India's strategic competitiveness.

At the forefront are two landmark initiatives: the National Infrastructure Pipeline (2019–2025) with an investment volume of USD 1.4 trillion and the Asset Monetisation Plan (2025–2030) targeting USD 117 billion in strategic projects.

The Blue Effekkt provides exclusive access to these historic opportunities—and to the decision-makers who define them. With our local team, network and experience with government relationships, we ensure your business enters India at the right time and with the most effective strategy.

Direct access to India’s key
decision-makers

With our offices in India, The Blue Effekkt provides an unparalleled advantage through local partners, a strong network, and the right institutional channels. Whether it's infrastructure, energy, mobility, or digitalization, we connect your disruptive technology and place your project at the highest levels of government—where decisions are made.

Fast-track market entry and experience with government partnerships

India is actively seeking international partners to execute its ambitious infrastructure expansion. We facilitate strategic partnerships for your company within key government-backed projects (e.g. NATRiP). We navigate your company through India’s complex regulatory landscape, securing approvals and market entry strategies with caution and foresight.

Your exclusive partner for India's infrastructure expansion

At The Blue Effekkt, we enable businesses and capitalize ideas. With decades of experience in the Indian market, investment structuring, and government relations, we bridge the gap between vision and execution. Through our long-standing partnerships with India’s top business leaders, technology experts, and financial strategists, we have forged a solid and trusted network—and open doors where others cannot.

Companies that act now will gain first-mover advantage in one of the world’s largest infrastructure expansions—and experience a unique opportunity to secure multi-billion-dollar contracts before the window closes.

Enabling Business. Capitalizing Ideas. Welcome to India.

Focus sectors and main goals

Roads & Highways

$570.13B

Increase involvement of private developers and build roads.

Railways & Public Transportation

$256.08B

Privatization of trains and train stations and operability of freight corridors.

Energy

$264.06B

Increase the share of renewable energies.

Urban Infrastructure

$101.16B

Build subways in more than 25 cities and invest in electric vehicles.

Food Processing & Agriculture

$13.77B

Increase irrigation coverage.

Budgets refer to the National Infrastructure Pipeline (NIP)

Entry options for foreign investment

Flowchart showing entry options for foreign investors in India: Indian company/LLP or foreign company with respective requirements, approvals and restrictions.

Our team for India

Kiranmoy R. Chaudhuri
　

Fasi Uddin
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Abdul Raqeeb
　

Michael Blickle
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Saadath Blickle
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Selected References

Market entry for drainage solution providers

Industry: Industrial and domestic drainage systems

Our partner supported a leading global provider of drainage solutions with its complete market entry in India. In addition to establishing the Indian subsidiary, the project included strategic alignment, obtaining regulatory approvals and providing transfer pricing advice. This mandate demonstrates our ability to position European SMEs successfully in complex Asian markets.

Transfer of industrial manufacturing expertise by a German machine manufacturer

Industry: Mechanical engineering / furniture manufacturing

A German company specializing in machinery for furniture production commissioned our partner to establish and set up a subsidiary in India. In addition to legal and tax structuring, we supported the operational integration into the local market. This project serves as an example of sustainable technology transfer between Europe and India.