Billionaire data centre operator Robin Khuda has urged Australia's $4.5 trillion superannuation sector to invest in India, citing the country's scale and growth potential as key factors for long-term financial success.

During a two-day visit to Melbourne, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with 20 Australian chief executives alongside Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, focusing on strengthening economic ties between the nations.

The discussions highlight Australia's strategic interest in India's expanding market, particularly in sectors like technology and infrastructure.

Khuda's call to action underscores the growing importance of Indo-Australian business partnerships, with experts suggesting that India's demographic dividend and digital economy present unique opportunities for Australian investors.

While the meeting aims to foster collaboration, challenges such as regulatory differences and geopolitical tensions remain critical factors in shaping the future of bilateral trade relations.