India's petrochemicals capacity is projected to grow by more than 30 percent in the 2017–2025 period. The number of domestic refineries with linked petrochemical capacity is expected to grow from 12 (out of 22) in 2010 to 19 (out of 24) in 2030.

Warehousing transactions in the primary markets will grow at a compound annual growth rate of 19% to 76.2 million sq. ft. by FY26 from 31.7 million sq. ft. in FY21. Elucidating this growth, a recent report by Savills India also reveals that the leasing of industrial and warehousing spaces across 8 major cities went up by 35% during 2021, wherein the fresh supply rose 64%. With such a remarkable expansion, the sector has established itself as one of the most resilient asset classes that continues to bring significant capital.

In India, the aerospace industry is growing significantly with the rising activities from both the defence and civil aviation sector. With increasing demand for large aircraft from Indian carriers, many of India's aerospace services and manufacturing activities are expected to be carried out. Similarly, as India's defence capital expenditure spending is continuously growing, there are also many opportunities in defence aerospace. This offers opportunities for start-ups as well as further expansion for existing players. The Indian aerospace & defence (A&D) market is projected to reach ~US$ 70 billion by 2030, driven by the burgeoning demand for advanced infrastructure and government thrust. Defence and aerospace continues to be a strong pillar for India and key government systems such as Make in India to succeed. The Defence Ministry has set a target of 70% self-reliance in weaponry by 2027, creating huge prospects for players in the industry.