In our online survey of 500 executive-level U.S. managers, 61% said they would pick India over China if both could manufacture the same materials.
The research showed that 59% of the respondents found it “somewhat risky” or “very risky” to source materials from China, compared with 39% for India.
We conducted the online opinion poll on behalf of India Index and their communciations agency, Hypemachine. Respondents were asked questions relating to business and supply chains, providing interesting perspectives and insights on the future of U.S. trade and relations with India and China.
“Companies are seeing India as a long-term investment strategy as opposed to a short-term pivot to avoid tariffs,” said Samir Kapadia, CEO of India Index and managing principal at Vogel Group, in an exclusive interview with CNBC.
The research findings were shared by the client across digital, social and broadcast media — sparking conversations around the topic of global business. Follow the link below to see the CNBC coverage of the story.
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