Liverpool City Region strengthens trade and investment ties with India
Liverpool City Region will visit India in October as part of a strategic trade and investment mission designed to strengthen international partnerships, showcase investment opportunities and deepen collaboration with one of the world’s fastest-growing economies.
The mission will bring together business leaders, investors, universities and innovation partners to explore opportunities across key growth sectors including digital and technology, advanced manufacturing, health and life sciences, maritime, clean energy and professional services.As a globally connected city region with a £39.6 billion economy, world-class universities and internationally recognised industry strengths, Liverpool City Region offers an attractive platform for Indian businesses looking to establish, expand or invest in the UK market. The visit will highlight the region’s competitive advantages, including access to talent, innovation assets, major regeneration opportunities and Freeport and Investment Zone incentives.The mission forms part of Liverpool City Region’s ongoing commitment to creating long-term international partnerships that drive inward investment, support business growth and generate economic opportunity for communities across the region.
A major opportunity for Indian investors and businesses

Liverpool City Region is a major opportunity for Indian investors and businesses seeking to follow in the footsteps of some of the subcontinent’s largest multinationals.
Our world-class universities have long been a destination for Indian students, and with the University of Liverpool’s new campus in Bengaluru, opportunities for academic, research and talent development partnerships between the City Region and India are set to increase.
Building on Existing Economic Connections
Liverpool City Region is already home to major Indian investment and longstanding partnerships.
Indian businesses are helping shape the region’s future, including:
- Tata Group through Jaguar Land Rover’s Halewood manufacturing facility.
- Tata Consultancy Services operations in Liverpool city centre.
- Essar’s major investments at Stanlow, including hydrogen and decarbonisation projects.
- Growing research and education links, including the University of Liverpool’s Bengaluru campus.
The recent UK-India Free Trade Agreement presents further opportunities for collaboration, investment and market access.

Meet the delegation
Gavin Quinn

Vicky Hincks

Steve Walsh

Rob March



