[Held on May 15] "India Expansion and Business Strategy" Webinar. Comprehensive Explanation from Comparing Business Environments in 5 Major States to Governance Essentials

Dooox Inc. will host a free webinar on May 15, 2026, about India expansion strategies. Featuring Naoto Ejima from HLS Global India, the session covers practical insights on 5 major Indian states, entry methods, and crucial post-entry partner management.
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Dooox Inc. (Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo, CEO: Ryosuke Kubodera / hereinafter "the Company"), operating under the corporate philosophy of "Changing the world through action," operates the India expansion support platform "Do Lab India". We are pleased to announce the online seminar "India Expansion and Business Strategy" to be held on Friday, May 15, 2026.

In this webinar, we invite Mr. Naoto Ejima, Director of the Japan Desk at HLS Global India, as a speaker to provide detailed, practical insights. Topics will range from the latest market trends and selecting specific methods of entry to how to overcome the "partner management barrier" that many Japanese companies face post-entry.

■ Background of the Event

Backed by a massive demographic dividend and economic growth, India is one of the most closely watched markets in the world. However, deciding "which state and in what form to enter" within this vast country, as well as managing local operations from the Japanese headquarters post-entry, comes with unique business customs and risks.

The "Do Lab India" platform operated by our company aims to increase information transparency and support execution to turn Japanese companies' challenges into "action." In this seminar, alongside Mr. Ejima, who has led numerous projects locally, we will provide realistic strategies focusing on "what actually happens in practice" rather than textbook knowledge.

■ Webinar Overview

Event Name: "India Expansion and Business Strategy"

Date and Time: Friday, May 15, 2026, 15:30 - 16:30

Lecture Content:
1) Introduction to HLS Global: What kind of market is India?
2) Macroeconomic indicators and latest market trends
3) Thorough comparison of business environments in 5 major Indian states: West (Maharashtra, Gujarat), South (Karnataka, Tamil Nadu), North (Haryana)
4) Forms and characteristics of expanding into India (Pros and cons of Local Subsidiaries, JVs, and M&A)
5) Challenges faced after entering India and their solutions (Learning from failure cases in subsidiary and partner company management): How Japanese headquarters should execute governance and support

Location: Online (Zoom Webinar)

Participation Fee: Free

Target Audience: Corporate representatives considering expanding into India, and those who want to know the latest trends in Indian business. (*This is a public webinar open to anyone, not limited to members.)

Organizer: Dooox Inc.

■ Speaker Profile

Naoto Ejima
Director, Japan Desk, HLS Global India
Involved in numerous projects supporting Japanese companies in expanding and operating businesses in India. He provides end-to-end support from market research and entry strategy formulation to corporate establishment, tax/legal/accounting compliance, and local partner management, accompanying clients primarily in the manufacturing industry up to the execution phase. He offers practical solutions tailored to India's unique business customs and risks.

■ About HLS Global

HLS Global is a professional firm with bases in countries around the world, providing comprehensive support for corporate international expansion from accounting, tax, legal, and consulting perspectives.

■ Do Lab India - Overview of India Expansion Support

The platform "Do Lab India," designed for companies considering entering the Indian market, offers a variety of support menus tailored to different stages of consideration. We provide optimal support suited to each situation, from companies in the initial consideration stage to those that have tried in the past but struggled to make progress, fully supporting Japanese companies' challenges in Indian business.