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India’s mid-market firms are leading the global shift toward sustainability. According to Grant Thornton Bharat’s IBR Q2 2025, 79% plan to boost sustainability investments—driving competitiveness, ESG maturity, and long-term growth.
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Indian businesses are more optimistic about the economy than their global peers on the back of the quick economic recovery after the Covid pandemic
Global growth in optimism has been fuelled by firms expecting increases in both revenue and profits, while concerns about a global recession have, for now, retreated.
Business leaders that maintain focused investment during the current economic headwinds are likely to be better positioned to sustain value and grow once economic uncertainty lifts.
Despite ongoing economic uncertainty, data from Grant Thornton’s most recent International Business Report (IBR) shows that optimism among business leaders remains relatively buoyant.
Three of the threats uppermost in the minds of business leaders in the mid-market were inflation, cyber attack, and economic slowdown.
Grant Thornton's latest research shows how many businesses are innovating and adapting by reshaping their international supply
Grant Thornton surveyed 943 Technology, Media and Telecoms (TMT) business leaders, as part of our Global business research on their reactions to 2020, their outlook for 2021 and how they are preparing for future challenges.
India’s Business Leaders Highly Optimistic of Economy’s Growth in 2021, Expect Export to Grow