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Industries Benefiting in USA
Explore how expanding into the U.S. market can drive growth for diverse industries, from technology to manufacturing, offering access to capital, skilled workforce, innovation hubs, and one of the world’s most dynamic economies.
Pharmaceuticals & Healthcare
Expert Business Set-Up and Regulatory Compliance for U.S.-Based Entities
It is complex to start a business in America with numerous legal forms, compliance rules, and tax laws to deal with. Indam Advisors walks you through every step of the business setup so that your firm is well-set up and compliant with all federal, state, and local regulations. We assist entrepreneurs and companies with plans to enter the United States with customized legal approaches to conform to U.S. rules.
IT Services & SaaS
Indian IT services and SaaS companies have a strong opportunity to expand into the U.S., the world’s largest market for tech outsourcing and enterprise software. With a growing shortage of skilled tech talent and high development costs in the U.S., there’s rising demand for affordable, high-quality solutions—especially in areas like HRTech, FinTech, EduTech, AI, cybersecurity, and cloud migration. Post-COVID digital transformation has further accelerated this demand, making it the right time for Indian firms to set up nearshore centers or launch specialized SaaS products.
Textiles, Apparel & Ethnic Wear
Indian textile, apparel, and ethnic wear brands have a great chance to grow in the U.S., where there’s rising demand for sustainable, handcrafted, and cultural fashion. With over 5 million Indians living in the U.S. and growing interest from non-Indian buyers, products like sarees, kurtas, and fusion wear are in demand. E-commerce platforms like Amazon and Etsy make it easy for small brands to sell directly. Whether online, through pop-ups, or retail tie-ups, now is the right time for Indian fashion businesses to tap into the U.S. market.
Food & Beverage (FMCG & Restaurants)
Indian food and beverage businesses have a great chance to grow in the U.S., where demand for ethnic and global flavors is rising fast. Indian meals, snacks, and spices are becoming popular not just with the Indian community but also with Americans who love bold tastes. Small businesses can export ready-to-eat products, open fast-casual restaurants, or launch cloud kitchens and sell online. With growing interest in Indian cuisine and easy access to food tech, the U.S. is a ripe market for small and mid-sized Indian F&B brands to succeed.
Renewable Energy & Cleantech
Indian renewable energy and cleantech companies have a big chance to grow in the U.S., thanks to strong government support and rising demand for green solutions. With investments in solar, EVs, and smart energy systems, the U.S. needs cost-effective, innovative tech—something Indian firms already offer through affordable solar panels, batteries, and IoT energy tools. Small and mid-sized companies can set up operations or form partnerships to tap into this fast-growing, eco-focused market while contributing to global sustainability.
Education & EdTech
Indian education and EdTech companies have a great opportunity in the U.S., where rising education costs are pushing families to seek affordable, quality learning options. There’s strong demand for tutoring in math, coding, and SAT/ACT prep, and online learning is now widely accepted. Small and mid-sized businesses can launch tutoring centers, AI-based learning apps, or offer study abroad and pre-university guidance. With the right approach, they can fill key gaps in the U.S. education system and grow a loyal customer base.
Jewelry, Gems & Handicrafts
Indian jewelry, gems, and handicraft businesses have a great chance to grow in the U.S., where there’s strong demand for handcrafted, cultural, and ethically made products. Indian designs—like gold, silver, kundan, and temple jewelry—are loved for their artistry and heritage. With a large Indian community and growing global interest in unique pieces, small brands can sell online, open boutiques, or collaborate with U.S. designers. Now is the perfect time to bring authentic Indian craftsmanship to a market that truly values it.
Manufacturing & Engineering Services
Indian manufacturing and engineering service companies have a strong opportunity to grow in the U.S., as businesses look beyond China under the “China +1” strategy. Known for strengths in auto parts, tools, and electronics, Indian firms can meet rising demand for cost-effective, high-quality support in areas like assembly, warehousing, and rapid prototyping. Setting up small units or offering specialized services in aerospace, defense, or industrial sectors can lead to long-term contracts. For small and mid-sized companies, it’s a great chance to join a quality-driven global supply chain and scale internationally.
Logistics, Supply Chain & BPO
Indian logistics, supply chain, and BPO companies have a strong opportunity in the U.S., where e-commerce growth is driving demand for smart, affordable backend services. From customer support to last-mile delivery and warehouse automation, U.S. businesses need efficient solutions. With proven expertise in BPO and tech-driven operations, small and mid-sized Indian firms can set up service centers or offer logistics consulting to tap into this growing market and build lasting global value
Indian Industries Suitable for
U.S. Expansion – Market Figures & Analysis (2025)
| Sector | US Market Size | CAGR | Indian Export Potential | Top States | Insights |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pharmaceuticals & Healthcare | $600B+ | 5.5% | $25B | New Jersey, North Carolina | Driven by chronic disease management, aging population, and a trusted history of FDA compliance by Indian pharma companies. |
| IT Services & SaaS | $1.2T | 8.2% | $35B | Texas, California, North Carolina | High outsourcing demand, tech skill shortages in the U.S., and increased post-COVID cloud migration fuel growth. |
| Ayurveda, Wellness & Organic Products | $1.8T | 9.0% | $10B | California, Colorado, Florida | Yoga and Ayurveda are becoming mainstream, opening doors for holistic wellness products and centers. |
| Textiles, Apparel & Ethnic Wear | $500B | 6.4% | $15B | New York, New Jersey, California | Strong diaspora presence and demand for sustainable, artisanal, and ethnic fashion are key drivers. |
| Food & Beverage (FMCG & Restaurants) | $250B | 7.1% | $20B | Texas, California, New York | Growing appetite for Indian cuisine, frozen foods, and spice mixes presents strong FMCG and restaurant opportunities. |
| Renewable Energy & Cleantech | $300B | 10.5% | $12B | Arizona, Nevada, Texas | U.S. green incentives make it ideal for Indian solar, battery, and carbon-tracking tech companies. |
| Education & EdTech | $1T+ | 6.8% | $8B | California, Illinois, New Jersey | Skyrocketing tuition costs and online learning adoption make it ideal for AI-driven Indian EdTech platforms. |
| Jewelry, Gems & Handicrafts | $110B | 4.9% | $5B | New York, Texas, California | High value placed on handmade, cultural, and ethically sourced Indian jewelry by global luxury consumers. |
| Manufacturing & Engineering Services | $850B | 7.5% | $30B | Michigan, Ohio, North Carolina | ‘China +1’ policy and Indian strengths in auto parts and precision tools support expansion. |
| Logistics, Supply Chain & BPO | $900B | 8.7% | $18B | Georgia, Florida, Indiana | Growing eCommerce demands: tech-driven warehousing, 3PL, and customer support—India’s BPOs are ideal. |
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