Tokyo, Aug. 29 -- Japanese companies can look at India as a crucial market to sell their products and also make it a manufacturing base, as the Asian country grapples with tariff barriers according to Rajeev Khanna, Managing Executive Director and head of the India division at Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (SMBC).

"They (Japanese countries) see a very challenging market environment with particularly tariff barriers being imposed in a few countries and obviously a shrinking domestic market. So from that perspective, having the ability to cater to a very large market in India through their own products but also building and manufacturing in India to sell to the world I think is a real opportunity," Khanna said.

Speaking to ANI from ...