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India's regulated exports at risk: BCG
Mint Bangalore
|December 01, 2025
India’s export-driven businesses in sectors such as aluminium, iron and steel that face international regulatory shocks are increasingly exposed to risk due to climate inaction threatening their profits, operations, and long-term viability, according to global consulting firm BCG.
India is among the top 10 countries most affected by extreme weather events, as the ‘Climate Risk Index 2026" launched at COP30 reveals, and the cost of inaction for India is too big to ignore, BCG Managing Director and Senior Partner, Asia Pacific Leader, Climat
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