The formalization of a peace agreement between the US and Iran to end their 107-day war has triggered widespread corporate preparation across India to capture a massive demand revival in West Asia. Major FMCG entities like AWL Agri Business, Parle Products, and Dabur are aggressively scaling up factory capacity utilization to over 90% to supply staples, edible oils, and basmati rice to newly accessible markets like Iran, Iraq, and Saudi Arabia. Similarly, automotive leader Maruti Suzuki and infrastructure giant JCB India are optimizing logistics channels to cater to post-war regional reconstruction. With the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, industry leaders anticipate a 5% to 9% decline in staple prices and a major correction in freight costs, which had been burdened by steep war surcharges.