*Dubai Investment Fund has a 20-year plan to invest in India, focusing on new technologies *Private investors are interested in India's agricultural technology The fertility of India's land and the country's water supply is under significant strain, which necessitates the development of novel solutions and advanced technologies.
As a direct consequence of this, private equity entered the picture. In recognition of the challenges that investors face when attempting to diversify their portfolios across emerging markets, the, which is one of the largest independent funds in the world, has developed a phased strategic plan for investing in India’s agricultural sector that spans the next 20 years.
Most Indian farmers are still involved in small-scale businesses with low potential returns, which is the primary source of the country’s agricultural crisis. These companies eliminate intermediaries by promoting direct purchases from customers, saving waste, and retaining earnings at the farm gate thanks to investments in agricultural e-commerce, which also expands purchasing alternatives while cutting prices.
Nevertheless, as with the other DIF investments, this does not mean targeting any particular nation, asset class, industry, or grouping of countries as an investment theme. Instead, it means investing in markets with the highest upside potential, less volatility, and are anticipated to be the largest contributors to aggregate returns over the next five to ten years.