Same core expertise, applied to the specific pressures of your sector.
A textile exporter, a hospital, and an NBFC don't have the same problems, even when the underlying service — audit, tax, structuring — looks similar on paper. We built our practice around five sectors where we've seen the same specific pressures come up again and again, so the advice you get starts from your industry's actual constraints rather than a generic checklist.
Surat produces roughly 40% of India's synthetic textile output, and the sector runs on a long, fragmented chain — yarn manufacturers, weavers, dyers and processors, and the traders who move finished fabric to market — with GST applying at nearly every stage of the same product's life.
See how we help →Surat cuts and polishes a large majority of the world's diamonds, and the wider trade — manufacturing units running the cutting and polishing process, jewellery manufacturers, and the traders and exporters moving finished stones and jewellery through a fast-turning, high-value market — carries compliance obligations most sectors don't.
See how we help →Since RERA came into force, real estate developers operate under one of the most document-heavy compliance regimes of any Indian sector — project registration, 70% escrow fund allocation for construction-linked payments, quarterly compliance reporting, and CA-certified Form 3 filings confirming that land cost, project estimates, and fund sources are accurately stated.
See how we help →Manufacturing businesses run on working capital, and the gap between what's tied up in inventory and receivables versus what's available to fund daily operations is often the single biggest constraint on growth.
See how we help →Healthcare compliance in India runs on a distinction most administrators underestimate: core medical treatment is GST-exempt, but a hospital's other revenue streams — pharmacy sales, premium room rent, cosmetic procedures, equipment leasing, diagnostic packages — are not, and getting that split wrong is one of the most common sources of GST disputes in the sector.
See how we help →Startups and NBFCs sit at opposite ends of the same regulatory spectrum.
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