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Fathoming The Most Dynamic Economies of the World
A Private Investment Fund Positioned in Sustainable &
Emerging Technologies and Concepts in India and South East Asia
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Healthcare
Global well-being is ingrained in the accessibility, advancement and affordability-driven promise of India & South East Asia’s Healthcare sector
India and South East Asia are the beacons of emerging economies with prospering 2.2 billion global citizens, who aspire to a better way of life and are riveted in ensuring their well-being. However, a sizeable section of the population continues to languish due to deficient facilities, and affordability
concerns among a variety of immediate and inexplicit factors. Nevertheless, the healthcare industries in the region are briskly turning a corner due to transcending government regulations and prioritising the sector.
India’s pharmaceutical industry is a leading manufacturer of generic medicines in the world. The healthcare industry in the country is expected to grow at a CAGR of 18.24% by FY 2027. Meanwhile, in South East Asia the healthcare industry is expected to lodge a CAGR of approximately 7% by FY 2029. One can effortlessly infer from these figures, in lieu of the size of
their populace and relevant requirements, that there remains a colossal rift in the growth estimations and the numbers needed to essentially enable quality healthcare for all.
Forwarding technological innovation in the sector to amplify the trinity of accessibility, advancement and affordability is the linchpin of Purus’s mission in the healthcare industry.
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Agriculture & Allied Industries
India and South East Asian countries are inveterate in agriculture and allied industries, nevertheless, the gross harvest is not commensurate to the proportion of the population involved in these industries. Strengthening the farmers and producers of the region is salient to cultivate the core
socio-economic transformation of these societies.
Approximately 65% of Indians are engaged in agriculture and allied activities, the figure has dropped from roughly 60% to 30% for South East Asian nations. Agriculture constituted only 15% of India’s GDP in FY 23, dwarfing the figure of 65% engaged in it, meanwhile, South East Asian countries are increasingly reliant on imports to sustain themselves. The stellar economic trajectory of India and South East Asia has small feet in these life-sustaining industries and therefore interdicts a substantial section of population from basking in the newfound economic resplendency of their countries. However, in a world fraught with multiple wars and supply chain disruptions, India,
which is already a major food exporter, and more importantly South East Asian nations have the opportunity to not only immune themselves from food insecurity but also help combat it globally. The preponderance of climate change and associated issues requires a thorough revitalization of the
industry and adds further impetus for India and South East Asia to take global leadership in ensuring the world remains well-fed.
Purus Research is committed to bracing entrepreneurs and enterprises that seek to bolster efficiency, imbue sustainability and encourage systematic and profuse production by providing technological innovation, financial viability and enhancements in means of production.
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Renewables (Energy)
Purus Research’s vision is anchored on the lubrication of India and South East Asia’s full-fledged and comprehensive validation of renewable energy to satiate their accrescent growth appetite.
In the 2015 Paris Agreement, India committed to reducing greenhouse gas emissions intensity by 33-35% below 2005 levels and achieving 40% of installed electric power capacity from non-fossil sources by 2030. India achieved its 2030 target, almost a decade before, and renewables already
contribute to 40% of the country’s power generation requirements. India is the world’s third-largest producer of renewable energy. Nonetheless, the entire fecundity of opportunities for the renewables sector remains unrealised. India presents an inimitable latitude for across-the-board proliferation of
capacity building in renewables including solar, wind, small and large hydro, bio-power and nuclear.
Purus views India’s maturing renewables sector as central to the subcontinent’s energy transition efforts with increasing prevalence globally.
Renewables make up 32% of energy requirements in South East Asian countries, indicating a significant scope of growth in the region. The Clean energy transition is of paramount pertinence to South East Asia’s economic growth feasibility as the region is particularly susceptible to severe
climate crises. Moreover, South East Asian energy demands are projected grow by 44% and emissions by 60% in 2050, essentially placing energy transition as the key to wholly leveraging the region’s growth potential. South East Asia’s ability to transform its energy sector is embedded in the
vast renewable energy resources that are an estimated 40-50x larger than today’s demand, sufficient to reach decarbonization by applying renewables and constructing storage facilities. In the backdrop of such enormous potential, South East Asian countries maintain sluggish growth rates in the
renewables industry. Purus Research is determined to invest in firms adept in materializing the magnitude of the region’s ability to overhaul its energy generation and utility.
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Engineering Solutions
Purus Research’s focus on Engineering Solutions is a quintessential discernment on our apprehension of the larger economic needs of India and South East Asia.
25% of India’s global exports in the goods sector comprises the Engineering industry and the nation harbours a mammoth scope of growth in lieu of constant innovation in electronics among others manufacturing industries. It is conventional knowledge that India’s economic transformation has
long faced a snag – the leaping of the manufacturing sector – in the shift from agriculture to a services-oriented economy. The Government has devised several production-linked incentive schemes to thrust manufacturing that are now plugging the gap. As geopolitical stifles lead to the cementing of the “China + 1” notion, Purus Research aims to forward engineering innovation and technological competencies to contribute to India’s broad-based manufacturing growth.
Vietnam, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia and the Philippines are among other South East Asian countries that are driving a cutthroat competition for investments into the Indo-Pacific region as it increasingly emerges as a hotspot for manufacturing activities. Purus Research aims to leverage the
pervading high competitiveness in South East Asian nations for manufacturing opportunities to augment their overall technological and innovative capacities.
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Artificial Intelligence
Artificial intelligence is promptly evolving at the epicentre of our lives and is certain to transfigure almost all industries of the economy and all aspects of human life. India with its extensive IT industry and limitless pool of adept professionals has an extraordinary opportunity to encourage thumping growth across sectors of the economy by leveraging Artificial Intelligence. The prowess of India’s digital industry is well equipped to not only measure the expansive landscape of Artificial Intelligence but also to extend it to newer horizons, advance greater digital integration, and tremendously deepen the multifaceted capacity of its citizens. Purus Research is witnessing the reception of Artificial Intelligence by an already electrified Indian markets and entrepreneurs, who are further galvanised to apply Artificial Intelligence for a holistic overhaul of the Indian industry. Under the aegis of a resolute government with Artificial Intelligence ambitions and a thriving entrepreneurial outlook, Purus Research is ready to back ventures that produce Artificial Intelligence products in harmony with demands of the Indian industries and markets.
South East Asian economies are already estimated to extend their gross domestic products (GDPs) by 13% till 2030 solely based on Artificial Intelligence. Singapore is ranked fifth globally in Artificial Intelligence development. Google, Microsoft, Amazon, and Huawei are among those that have poured large investments in Southeast Asia around AI skilling and digital infrastructure while local governments seek to build AI-friendly regulatory regimes. In Malaysia, the Ministry of Science, Technology, and Innovation has partnered with NVIDIA to launch an AI sandbox to achieve the national goal of nurturing 100 AI companies and generating $209 million by 2030. Purus Research’s pursuit is to drive South East Asia’s artificial intelligence virtuosity by bracing native entrepreneurs and firms that exploit technological dexterity to deliver unprecedented growth across sectors of the economy.
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Semiconductors
Semiconductors are the gravitating sector of the global economy and will be at the locus of its permutation in posterity. India and South East Asian countries will occupy a tremendous vantage in heralding global economic growth by laying a panoramic premise for the holistic development of
the semiconductors industry.
It would require an intricate enabling of specific environments and commercial incentives to encourage the various procedures of advanced semiconductor manufacturing. India’s promise in semiconductors is gradually being demonstrated by the growth figures that have surged from $ 3 billion in 2023 to an estimated $ 109 billion in 2032.
The Government of India has approved the Semicon India Programmer with a total outlay of Rs 76,000 crores towards semiconductors and display manufacturing ecosystems in the country. Semicon India Programmer has been successful in drawing foreign investments by invigorating domestic
manufacturers to venture into semiconductors, display manufacturing and design ecosystems. Purus Research recognizes the resilient appetite of Indian manufacturers to foster a robust ecosystem for advanced development of semiconductor fabs, display fabs, compound semiconductors, silicon photonics, sensor fabs, discrete semiconductor fabs and semiconductor assembly, testing, marking and packaging.
Revenue in the semiconductor markets of South East Asia are projected to reach $100.90 billion in 2024, with an annual growth rate (CAGR 2024-2027) of 8.84%, resulting in a market volume of US$130.10bn by 2027. A combination of strategic location, skilled workforce, and supportive
government policies, Southeast Asian countries have become prime destinations for semiconductor giants looking to expand their production capacities. Malaysia offers a compelling proposition for semiconductor manufacturers with its strategic location providing easy access to key markets, facilitating efficient supply chain management and logistics. Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam, has targeted to become a hub for semiconductors by 2050. As novel ventures strengthen the industry in South East Asia, Purus Research seeks to invest in their capacities and prioritise regional collaboration to further competitiveness and accelerate technological
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