Global agricultural supply chains are vulnerable to several risks in 2025, with important implications for agri businesses and players in the sector.
With rapid GDP growth, expanding trade networks and investment inflows, Southeast Asia retains its enduring appeal as a vital destination for multinational corporations seeking to diversify their supply chains and tap into Asia's growing consumer markets.
Indonesia’s dynamic, services-led and consumption-driven economy is poised to become one of the world’s largest by mid-century, presenting many opportunities for businesses and investors.
With booming exports and investment flowing into a flourishing manufacturing sector, Mexico has become the gateway to North America.
The implications of India’s rise will be substantial and complex, and global businesses must take note of opportunities to leverage the unfolding Indian Century.
Indonesia has a USD 1.4 trillion economy (2024) and real GDP growth of 5%.
Türkiye has a GDP of USD 1.3 trillion (2024) with real GDP growth of 3.2%.
The world’s largest population and the fourth-largest economy at USD 3.9 trillion, surpassing Japan in 2024.
The world’s second-largest economy at USD 18.7 trillion (2024) and largest exporter.
