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INDIA

AN INVESTMENT
DESTINATION

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Overview
What India offers
Booming Indian economy
Policies , that helps MNCs to grow in
India
Indias advantages
Investment way

What India offers


Second largest emerging market
Tenth largest economy, a safe place to do
business
Largest reserver of skilled and semi skilled
manpower
Largest democracy , political stability
Long term sustainable competitiveness, high
growth rate economy
Liberal and transparent investment policy
Highest return on investment

Booming Indian economy


Huge domestic consumer market
Increasing its purchasing power
Increase in consumerism and brand consciousness
More than 50% of Indian are under age of 25
Reserve of natural resources-oil ,gas, coal, iron ore,
and other minerals
Increasing agriculture contribution in GDP

Policies that help MNCs to grow in India


FDI Policy: Most sectors including manufacturing
activities
permitted 100% FDI under automatic route (No prior
approval
required
Industrial Licensing : Licensing limited to only 5
sectors
(security, public health & safety considerations)
Exchange Control: All investments are on repatriation
basis
Taxation: Companies incorporated in India treated as
Indian
companies for taxation

India as an advantage

Provide a climate for R&D to create domestic products and generate


local demand
Focus on current incentive policies to make them more attractive
Continue the investments in improving infrastructure for
transportation
Supply of quality manpower
Technology development
Geographical Clustering
Easier access to capital

Fastest growing sectors


Automobile
Ninth largest industry in the world
Asias fourth largest exporter
Revenues- $34 b in 2007 estimated to $145 b in
2016
Becoming a sourcing hub
Likely attracting investment of $60.7 b by 2012

Health & pharma


Indias pharma market ranked fourth
Expected to grow at 12-14 % p.a. against global
growth 4-5 %
The industry will touch $16B by 2015

Telecommunication
one fastest growing sector with rate of 9.91% in
country
Investment is required in manufacturing
facilities, supply
of hand set and
equipments and value added services

Power generation
fifth largest power producer in the world
Total power capacity is more than 145000MW
Yet power deficit of about 16%
India hopes to add 78000 MW capacity by the
end of 2011-12
Much of this will be private-funded and managed

Retail

Indian retail industry ranked 2nd


Domestic retail market is $533b and growing 4-6%
organized 7% of $8b expected to reach $24b by
2015

India permits 51 per cent foreign direct


investment (FDI)
in single brand segment.

IT
The Indian IT industry is growing at 21 per cent per annum
There is more balancing in the BPO industry
Software & Services will contribute over 7.5 % of the overall
GDP growth of India
IT Exports will account for 35% of the total exports from India
Potential for 2.2 million jobs in IT by 2010
IT industry will attract Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) of U.S.
$ 4-5 billion
Market capitalization of IT shares will be around U.S. $ 225
billion

Agriculture
the turnover of the total food market is
approximately Rs.250000 cr.
The Government of India has also approved
proposals for joint ventures, foreign
collaborations, industrial licenses and 100%
export oriented units envisaging an investment of
Rs.19100 cr.out of which foreign investment is
over Rs. 9100 cr.

other sectors
Airport and ground handling
Mining and mineral
Pollution control
OIL &GAS

Investment way
Foreign Direct Investment

FDI is allowed in almost all sectors; FDI is not allowed only in


certain specified categories of industries

There are two routes for FDI approvals


Foreign Investment Promotion Board route (FIPB route)
The Automatic route via Reserve Bank of India ( RBI )

Sectoral caps on FDI limits (for both automatic and FIPB route)
have been prescribed for certain industries. In most cases, FDI
upto 100% is allowed

FIPB Route / Automatic Route


FIPB route
FIPB is in the Ministry of Finance,
New Delhi
FIPB decides on proposals within 30
days

Automatic route

Automatic route is governed by Reserve Bank of India

(RBI)

Certain requirements relating to inward remittance of foreign


exchange to be adhered to RBI

Within 30 days of receipt of remittance and 30 days of issue of


shares to foreign investor, certain documents to be filed with the
concerned RBI regional office

FII
At the end of July 2009, net inflows from FIIs
stood at US$ 7.3 billion
Indias foreign investment policies allow foreign
institutional investments of 23 per cent in stock
exchanges.
FIIs and the non-resident Indians (NRIs) are
allowed to invest in Indian Depository Receipts
(IDRs),

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