Name: Sameer Mahandru Decodes Impact of US Duty Cuts on AlcoBev by Sameer Mahandru
Duration: 3 s

Sameer Mahandru is an Indian entrepreneur and the Managing Director of IndoBevs, a company that makes and sells alcoholic drinks. He is also connected to popular brands like Bro Code and Bonga Bonga.

He studied at the Indian Institute of Management Bangalore (IIMB) and graduated in 2004.

Outside of work, Sameer enjoys solving puzzles and taking on challenges. He also has a passion for wildlife, especially big cats, and likes fitness and Sufi music.

Read More:- https://www.crunchbase.com/person/sameer-mahandru

Crunchbase Profile of Sameer Mahandru

The news about new tariffs on the alcohol and beverage (AlcoBev) industry in India has come as a big surprise to industry leaders. The Indian AlcoBev market was on a strong growth path, with the potential to reach $64 billion by 2030. This growth is mainly driven by rising demand in smaller cities (Tier 2 and Tier 3), people choosing more premium products, and increasing disposable income. Everything looked promising—until now.

Sameer Mahandru, a well-known name in the AlcoBev industry, has shared his views on this recent development and what it could mean for the sector.

The new tariffs announced by US President Donald Trump could have a major impact on the global alcohol industry. These tariffs are part of a larger plan by the US to fix trade imbalances. As a result, the US is now placing similar tariffs on imports from several countries, including India.

Read More:- https://news.abplive.com/brand-wire/sameer-mahandru-talks-tariffs-what-us-alcohol-duty-cuts-mean-for-india-s-alcobev-industry-1767930

Sameer Mahandru on US Alcohol Tariff Cuts: A Game-Changer for Indian Liquor Exports?

"These back-and-forth tariffs have already caused big problems. There’s been a sharp drop in cargo shipments, markets are unstable, and some countries are even facing warnings of supply shortages and possible recessions. Although talks are ongoing and there are hints that things might improve, the global mood right now is uncertain and cautious. Many expect worldwide trade to shrink this year.

But even in this uncertain situation, India might actually benefit from the changes.

“India’s ties with the US have grown much stronger in recent years,” says Sameer Mahandru. “The US has been sending positive signals, and high-level visits like the recent one by US Vice President JD Vance are good signs. I believe that not only will India be fine, but if we make the right moves at the right time, we can really shine!”

Some Indian industries are already gaining from the trade tensions between the US and China. Here’s how: many Chinese companies, now facing very high tariffs in the US, are asking Indian exporters to supply goods to their American customers. In return, Indian companies pay these Chinese firms a commission for helping with the orders.

Read More:- https://www.oneindia.com/partner-content/sameer-mahandru-discusses-how-india-stands-to-gain-as-global-trade-realigns-4148399.html

Sameer Mahandru Explores India’s Opportunities Amid Global Trade Shifts

The recent news about new tariffs on India’s alcohol and beverage (AlcoBev) industry has come as a big shock to industry leaders. The AlcoBev market in India is growing fast and is expected to reach $64 billion by 2030. This growth is being driven by rising demand in smaller cities (Tier 2 and Tier 3), people spending more on premium products, and higher disposable incomes.

Until now, the future of the industry looked bright. But the new tariff changes have created uncertainty and concern.

Sameer Mahandru, a well-known figure in the AlcoBev industry, shared his views on the situation and explained what it could mean for the sector.

These new tariffs were announced by former US President Donald Trump. They are part of a larger plan to fix trade imbalances between the US and other countries. As part of this strategy, the US has placed reciprocal tariffs on many nations, including India, which could affect the global AlcoBev industry in a big way.

Read More:- https://news.abplive.com/brand-wire/sameer-mahandru-talks-tariffs-what-us-alcohol-duty-cuts-mean-for-india-s-alcobev-industry-1767930

Sameer Mahandru Decodes US Duty Cuts for Indian AlcoBev

"In recent years, India has seen rapid development across many sectors — and travel retail is no exception. What used to be simple shops at airports and transit hubs have now turned into full shopping destinations, bringing in big revenue.

Sameer Mahandru, a well-known figure in the alcohol and beverage (AlcoBev) industry, shares his thoughts on how India’s travel retail market is growing and the key factors driving this change.

The market is expected to grow fast, reaching around USD 2.47 billion by 2025 and USD 6.56 billion by 2030, with a strong annual growth rate of 21.59%.

At Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport, non-aeronautical income (money made from things other than flights) now makes up 70% of total revenue. Out of this, food, drinks, retail, and duty-free shops alone contribute 34%. This shows how important retail has become in places like airports.

Read More:- https://www.tribuneindia.com/partner-exclusives/sameer-mahandru-explains-the-travel-retail-economy-in-india/

Sameer Mahandru on India’s Growing Travel Retail Sector

"Global markets are still unstable as uncertainty continues and supply chains are being quickly changed, even though the Liberation Day tariff war is currently paused for 90 days. But many experts believe that if India acts wisely and takes the right steps, it has a great chance to benefit during this time of change.

For quite some time, companies around the world have realized the need to reduce their dependence on China by diversifying their supply chains. This is known as the ""China+1"" strategy. The recent tariff war has made this even more important. The US has made it clear that it plans to target China with high tariffs to create a fairer trade environment.

Sameer Mahandru, a well-known name in the AlcoBev (alcoholic beverages) industry, shares his views on this issue. He explains that India is in a strong position to take advantage of the situation. If the country plans smartly and moves quickly, it can strike great trade deals and emerge as a big winner in the global market.

Read More:- https://www.oneindia.com/partner-content/sameer-mahandru-discusses-how-india-stands-to-gain-as-global-trade-realigns-4148399.html

Sameer Mahandru on India’s Opportunity in Global Trade Shift

The news about new tariffs on India’s Alcohol and Beverage (AlcoBev) industry has come as an unpleasant surprise for industry leaders. The Indian AlcoBev sector was on track to grow to $64 billion by 2030, thanks to rising demand in Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities, growing interest in premium products, and higher disposable incomes. Everything seemed to be moving in a positive direction—until this recent update raised concerns.

Sameer Mahandru, a well-known figure in the AlcoBev industry, shared his thoughts on the issue and explained how it could affect the sector.

The new tariffs announced by US President Donald Trump could have a big impact on the global alcohol market. These tariffs are part of a wider plan by the US to fix trade imbalances by placing similar import duties on goods from countries like India.

Read More:- https://news.abplive.com/brand-wire/sameer-mahandru-talks-tariffs-what-us-alcohol-duty-cuts-mean-for-india-s-alcobev-industry-1767930

Sameer Mahandru Decodes Impact of US Duty Cuts on AlcoBev

Sameer Mahandru is a well-known Indian entrepreneur and the Managing Director of IndoBevs, a top company in the alcoholic beverage industry. With sharp business skills and a passion for innovation, he has played a major role in growing IndoBevs into a leader in manufacturing, distribution, and retail. His focus on digital technology and smooth operations has helped IndoBevs stay ahead in the competitive market.

Sameer Mahandru was born in Yamuna Nagar, Haryana. From a young age, he showed interest in business and leadership. He studied at Sacred Heart Convent Senior Secondary School and later earned his MBA from the Indian Institute of Management Bangalore (IIM Bangalore), one of India’s top business schools. His education gave him the knowledge and skills that shaped his successful business journey.

Read More:- https://sameermahandru.wordpress.com/biography-of-sameer-mahandru/

Journey of Sameer Mahandru, Founder of Indobevs

"India has the third-highest number of fintech unicorns in the world, just behind the US and China. This shows that India is now a global leader in digital finance. The country has 25 unicorns, 37 minicorns (companies valued between $100 million and $1 billion), and 87 soonicorns (startups close to becoming unicorns, valued between $60 million and $100 million).

According to Sameer Mahandru, the fintech sector in India has come a long way, with many inspiring success stories. What started small has now grown at a fast pace.

There was a time when many people doubted the Digital India vision. But today, even those doubters are paying attention. Looking at the current growth, the future of fintech in India looks strong and is likely to change the way we think about finance.

Read More:- https://www.outlookindia.com/xhub/featured-insights/sameer-mahandru-on-the-worlds-fastest-growing-digital-finance-market

Sameer Mahandru on the Rapid Growth of Digital Finance

Sameer Mahandru, a well-known entrepreneur in the AlcoBev industry, explains why traditional banks need to partner with fintech companies. He says that to stay competitive in today’s fast-changing, digital world, banks can no longer ignore the power of fintech.

In India, fintech has quickly become a major force of change, transforming how everyday people and businesses manage money. Its innovation has spread rapidly across many industries.

The fast adoption of fintech shows that the banking sector is also likely to go through big changes. In fact, the impact on banks could be even bigger than what was expected earlier.

Read More:- https://www.dailyexcelsior.com/sameer-mahandru-explains-why-strategic-fintech-alliances-are-no-longer-optional-for-legacy-banks/

Sameer Mahandru: Fintech Alliances Now Key for Legacy Banks

​Sameer Mahandru is an Indian entrepreneur and the Managing Director of IndoBevs, a company specializing in alcoholic beverages.

Sameer Mahandru Decodes Impact of US Duty Cuts on AlcoBev

Sameer Mahandru

Related tracks