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Confidence of Indian CEOs in their firms’ growth increased to 83 pc in 2025: Report

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Confidence among India’s chief executive officers (CEOs) about their companies’ growth prospects has jumped sharply to 83 percent, up from 68 percent in 2024, KPMG India said on Wednesday. The rise surpasses the global uptick, which moved from 76 percent in 2024 to 79 percent in 2025.

The shift comes even as world‑wide confidence in the economy fell from 80 percent in 2024 to 63 percent this year. In contrast, Indian CEOs are staying focused on long‑term success, banking on innovation, resilience and smart, strategic investments.

KPMG’s analysis highlights that 57 percent of Indian CEOs plan to spend 10–20 percent of their budgets on artificial intelligence (AI) in the next twelve months. Most of them—73 percent—expect to see returns on that spend within one to three years. The study also notes that 86 percent feel their boards are ready to adopt advanced tech like data analytics and AI to drive sustainable growth.

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“During a time of global uncertainty, Indian leaders are showing strong resilience and a future‑oriented mindset,” KPMG India CEO Yezdi Nagporewalla said. “By embracing emerging tech, tightening cybersecurity and pushing ESG goals, they’re confident about navigating complexity.”

A renewed emphasis on talent is driving competitiveness. CEOs are redesigning roles, embedding continuous learning and fostering an innovation culture. They see skill development as key to staying ahead. A striking 91 percent support investing in lifelong learning for their workforce.

Technology challenges, especially AI integration, cybercrime and preparing a workforce that can work alongside AI, top the list of factors companies think will affect growth over the next three years. Nearly three‑quarters (74 percent) believe AI workforce readiness will be crucial for future prosperity.

The report is based on input from 125 business leaders across industries and sectors. It underscores that while global markets may wobble, Indian CEOs remain optimistic and are actively investing in technology and talent to secure long‑term growth.

Source: ianslive


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