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Why India? And Why NDIA?

Mar 25, 2024

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We see multiple potential growth catalysts in India, including a strong secular growth story based on attractive demographics, a market friendly and democratically elected government, supply chain diversification out of China, and a fast-growing middle class. The Global X India Active ETF’s (NDIA) approach seeks out companies that are likely to benefit from both bottom-up and structural tailwinds, with moats helping them stand-out from competition, management teams aligned with minority shareholders, and clear near- and long-term catalysts, exhibiting growth at a reasonable price characteristics. View the full report here.

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