The Trump Organization has established a strong foothold in India with 13 real estate projects across six cities, despite the former US president's critical stance towards the country. The strategy involves licensing the Trump name to Indian developers, generating significant profits without substantial direct investment.
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The Trump Organization has 13 real estate projects across six Indian cities, including four Trump Towers in Mumbai, Pune, Gurugram, and Kolkata.
The existing Trump Towers in India are estimated to be worth around ₹7,500 crore, while upcoming projects are valued at around ₹15,000 crore.
Trump's strategy involves licensing his name to Indian developers who construct towers, offices, and golf courses. In return, they pay licensing fees and sales royalties to the Trump Organization.
Trump's deals with politically-connected Indian developers have raised concerns about conflict-of-interest in the US. Additionally, the Pune project faced a land acquisition probe.
Trump-branded projects in India are priced at a premium, typically 35% above local competitors. This includes luxury towers, office spaces, and retail projects.

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