The document discusses how Brexit may affect India. It begins by explaining that Brexit refers to Britain's exit from the European Union (EU). The UK held a referendum in which 51.8% voted to leave the EU. Arguments for Brexit included reduced sovereignty and increased ability to negotiate trade deals, while arguments against included economic benefits of access to EU markets and uncertainty. The document then summarizes potential impacts on several Indian industries, including negative short-term effects for the IT sector, apparel industry, and auto component manufacturers who export to the UK and EU. It suggests Indian businesses may need new trade agreements and sets positive impacts as increased UK-India ties and opportunities for Indian talent.
The document discusses how Brexit may affect India. It begins by explaining that Brexit refers to Britain's exit from the European Union (EU). The UK held a referendum in which 51.8% voted to leave the EU. Arguments for Brexit included reduced sovereignty and increased ability to negotiate trade deals, while arguments against included economic benefits of access to EU markets and uncertainty. The document then summarizes potential impacts on several Indian industries, including negative short-term effects for the IT sector, apparel industry, and auto component manufacturers who export to the UK and EU. It suggests Indian businesses may need new trade agreements and sets positive impacts as increased UK-India ties and opportunities for Indian talent.
The document discusses how Brexit may affect India. It begins by explaining that Brexit refers to Britain's exit from the European Union (EU). The UK held a referendum in which 51.8% voted to leave the EU. Arguments for Brexit included reduced sovereignty and increased ability to negotiate trade deals, while arguments against included economic benefits of access to EU markets and uncertainty. The document then summarizes potential impacts on several Indian industries, including negative short-term effects for the IT sector, apparel industry, and auto component manufacturers who export to the UK and EU. It suggests Indian businesses may need new trade agreements and sets positive impacts as increased UK-India ties and opportunities for Indian talent.
The document discusses how Brexit may affect India. It begins by explaining that Brexit refers to Britain's exit from the European Union (EU). The UK held a referendum in which 51.8% voted to leave the EU. Arguments for Brexit included reduced sovereignty and increased ability to negotiate trade deals, while arguments against included economic benefits of access to EU markets and uncertainty. The document then summarizes potential impacts on several Indian industries, including negative short-term effects for the IT sector, apparel industry, and auto component manufacturers who export to the UK and EU. It suggests Indian businesses may need new trade agreements and sets positive impacts as increased UK-India ties and opportunities for Indian talent.
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HOW DOES BREXIT
AFFECT INDIA?
WHAT IS BREXIT?
Brexit is the combination of the two words
Britain and exit. [Britain + exit = Brexit] In this context, Britain is used synonymously with the United Kingdom. The UK consists of four countries: England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland.
OBLIVION-EU
The European Union is a group of 28
countries mostly located in Europe. It is an economic union which aims to ensure free movement of goods and services, labor and capital within the countries.
WHY IS THE UK HOLDING A
REFERENDUM?
To fulfill electoral promise, David Cameron
set June 23rd as the date for the UKs EU referendum. 51.8% says out of EU 48.2% says stay
MAIN ARGUMENTS FOR BREXIT?
Europes migration crisis
Reduced British sovereignty Britain can negotiate a favorable agreement with EU negotiate free trade agreementswith other countries like India, China and the US. Costly membership:The membership fees of EU is 350 million pounds weekly
ARGUMENTS AGAINST BREXIT
economic benefits free access to the
unified European markets. About 45 % of the UKs exports are to the EU. favor of the status quoas exit will lead to a lot of uncertainty in the market and can be disruptive to the economy The UK canwield greater authorityin the world by being a member of the EU. IMF report cautionsdeep recessionas a result of the exit.
IMPACTS ON INDIAN IT SECTOR
Within a few hours of the result, both the
NIFTY and the SENSEX aredown by 4%. Indian IT Sector:Short-term negative, longterm uncertain Indian IT companies get anywhere from 6-18 percent of their revenues from the UK. The UK has traditionally been the gateway for Indian IT firms to enter Europe
APPAREL INDUSTRY: NEGATIVE
IMPACT
Britain makes up for roughly 1/3rd of India's
apparel exports to EU (37% of total India's Apparel export share). With the present situation, market is going to show bit of reluctant towards this sector.
AUTO COMPONENT MANUFACTURERS: NEGATIVE IMPACT
Motherson Sumi, Mahindra CIE, Bharat Forge
like auto components manufacturers are going to be badly affected as the EU's economy is expected to slow down it will lead to the decrease in auto industry sales and hence will be a huge blow to these companies. UK itself is one of the highest contributor in the Union.
PROBABLE SOLUTION
Selective Indian businesses are would be
affected as they will lose the common market of EU. They will have to sign separate pacts with their beneficiaries and respective governments for business continuation New setups which would enormously cost the industry.
POSITIVE IMPACTS ON INDIA
The UK will make efforts to foster ties with
India. The EU competences are no more english speaking Indian talent pool is definitely going to benefit out of it.
FUTURE
Indias macro fundamentals are very strong
it will not impacting India,but it is going to impact Indian cos that manufacture in UK as they will not get the benefit of free movement of goods in EU. It will take two years for the separation to settle down, so one can adjust.