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India Brand Equity Foundation (IBEF) brings to you the amazing success stories of Brand India – the story of its dynamism, its economic resilience – through its reports, posters, videos on its website www.ibef.org.
India Brand Equity Foundation (IBEF) is a Trust established by the Department of Commerce, Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Government of India. IBEF's primary objective is to promote and create international awareness of the Made in India label in markets overseas and to facilitate dissemination of knowledge of Indian products and services.
IBEF produces best research reports, insights papers & case studies across various sectors, businesses & trends in the Indian economy. Read on to know more.
Explore the info on the economy of India, including growth rates, GDP, economic structure dynamics, and key factors driving India's economic growth from IBEF.
2 days ago · New Delhi, July 11, 2024: The India Brand Equity Foundation (IBEF) proudly marks its 28th anniversary today, celebrating nearly three decades of significant contribution towards promoting the 'Made in India' label and enhancing India’s stature in the global market. Founded on July 11, 1996, by the Department of Commerce, IBEF has been instrumental in broadcasting the prowess and potential of Indian industries worldwide.
3 days ago · India's vibrant food services sector is set to reach US$ 93.16 billion (Rs 7.76 trillion) by 2028, driven by urbanisation and evolving consumer trends.
5 days ago · The Indian pharmaceutical market surges 8.8% in June 2024, driven by strong growth in respiratory, anti-infectives, and gastrointestinal therapies.
2 days ago · India's battery energy storage capacity surged to 219 MWh by March 2024, up from 47.6 MWh in March 2023, Mercom Capital Group reports.
4 days ago · India's central bank reported robust job creation in the country, adding 46.7 million new jobs in the fiscal year ending March, with a 6% growth rate.
5 days ago · India sets ambitious export targets for 2029-30, aiming for US$ 100 billion in electronics and textiles while doubling the pharmaceuticals exports to US$ 55 billion.
