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India stands at a decisive inflection point in the evolution of healthcare in India. Over the past decade, the country has built healthcare access at population scale through landmark reforms such as Ayushman Bharat, expanded public health financing, and the creation of a nationally interoperable digital health infrastructure India.
Pharma and healthcare deal activity in Q1 2026 reflects steady volumes alongside a more measured approach to capital deployment.
We are pleased to present the 14th annual Dealtracker, which captures the deal activities in India during 2018.
The IT and ITeS industry is one of the cornerstones of the Indian economy. However, it faced some challenges in 2016 and 2017 on account of a reduction in the demand of traditional IT services due to automation and digitisation, and uncertain political scenarios involving curbs on H1B visas in the US. This periodic sector-focused quarterly publication aims to present the valuation and transaction pulse of the Indian IT and ITeS industry.
In 2017, almost 800 Indian companies were operating in the UK, recording combined revenues of £46.4 billion generating £2.25 billion of operating profits and paying over £360 million in corporation tax. The global economy may be taking on a new shape, but the deep economic relationship between the two countries remains strong.
The Grant Thornton India Tracker, developed in collaboration with the Confederation of Indian Industry, monitors UK businesses with ultimate Indian parent companies to identify the fastest-growing companies by turnover, as well as the top Indian employers.