New Delhi – The India-Australia trade agreement is showing tangible benefits for businesses in both countries, according to Commerce Secretary Rajesh Agrawal. Highlighting recent business case studies, Agrawal said the examples demonstrate how the pact has created real growth opportunities and enhanced bilateral trade.
The agreement, aimed at reducing tariffs, improving market access, and promoting investment, has enabled companies from India and Australia to expand their operations, diversify markets, and explore new sectors. Case studies across industries such as agriculture, pharmaceuticals, IT services, and renewable energy illustrate the practical advantages of the pact, ranging from streamlined customs procedures to increased export volumes.
Agrawal emphasized that the trade deal is not just a policy instrument but a tool for business transformation. “These case studies show that businesses are actively leveraging the agreement to scale their operations and compete globally,” he noted.
Experts say the pact strengthens economic ties, facilitates knowledge exchange, and encourages joint ventures between Indian and Australian companies. It also provides a framework for addressing regulatory challenges, promoting innovation, and boosting confidence in cross-border trade.
The India-Australia trade agreement is widely seen as a strategic step in India’s broader efforts to enhance trade with key partners, create jobs, and support economic growth while ensuring that businesses can access overseas markets efficiently.