Canadian investment in India: Seizing the next big telecom opportunity
Canadian tech and telecom companies are being invited to take part in a webinar later this month, which is being set up to encourage Canadian investment in India’s booming telecom landscape.
This month, Canada’s trade mission in India is opening new doors for Canadian investment in India, with an exclusive Market Briefing Webinar, connecting them directly to India’s biggest digital power players: Bharti Airtel, India Mobile Congress (IMC), and SOTI. The session promises to give Canadian companies the insights, connections, and strategies they need to ride the wave of India’s fast-growing digital economy.
One of the world’s fastest-growing digital markets
For Canadian tech companies, this isn’t just about entering a new market—it’s about tapping into a population-scale testbed for transformative technologies, powered by open innovation and rising digital-first enterprises.
The Market Briefing Webinar, set for Tuesday, August 26, 2025 (10:00 AM EST | 7:30 PM IST), will deliver an insider’s view of:
- Where India’s digital economy is headed in the next five years
- High-growth sectors and real business opportunities for international players
- The regulatory and policy landscape shaping India’s telecom and digital industries
- How India Mobile Congress (IMC) 2025 can be a launchpad for Canadian companies to showcase solutions, meet partners, and close deals
Canadian attendees will hear firsthand how tech partnerships can thrive in India’s unique, high-demand environment.
Turning opportunity into action
By participating in the webinar, companies that are keen to spearhead Canadian investment in India can start mapping collaboration strategies, understanding local regulations, and preparing for IMC 2025, Asia’s largest tech and telecom event, where deals worth billions are struck every year.
Interested Canadian tech companies can sign up through the official registration link. The session is free to attend, but spots are limited to ensure focused discussions and networking opportunities.
Increased bilateral cooperation
There is already strong Canadian investment in India. Infrastructure, renewable energy, and real estate account for over $100 billion in Canadian investments in the country. That capital is already fuelling transformation, and the next wave could very well come from digital technologies and telecom innovation.
During a recent visit to India, Assistant Deputy Minister for the Indo-Pacific region, Weldon Epp, met with Canadian and Indian companies to discuss ways to further strengthen bilateral trade and investment ties, signaling growing political and economic momentum between the two nations.