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IMPACT
             OF
FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTEMENT
             IN
  INDIAN RETAIL MARKETING



               BY
            NIRANJAN
2nd B.Com (Corporate secretary ship)
 Shree Chandra Prabhu Jain College
            MINJUR
INTRODUCTION
                       OF
            Foreign Direct Investment




Foreign Direct Investment, or FDI, is a type of
investment that involves the injection of foreign funds
into an enterprise that operates in a different country
of origin from the investor.
FDI in Retail sector in India: How does this
                 affect you?




           Retailing defines the direct interface between the
     manufacturers and the end users who are basically individual
    consumers. The retail business owners stock up all goods after
   purchasing it directly from the manufacturers and then sell it to
   individual customers keeping a profit margin for themselves. Of
      late the retailing industry in India has bloomed with much
       coveted success causing positive impact on the national
        economy. As per the recent revelations by the popular
    International Management Consultancy AT Kearney, India has
    been considered the second most lucrative destinations of the
                        world for retail business.
In India, retailing industry is segregated into two classes
organized retailing
unorganized retailing.

Organized retailing entails trading conducted by licensed retailers and unorganized
retailing includes all types of low cost trading like local shops, small roadside stores
and temporary shops or door to door selling of various goods. Until now, according to
the Indian retailing laws, Foreign Direct Investment in multi-brand retail market was
prohibited. But government is thinking to open the FDI in retail in India which implies
that foreign investment in retailing is possible up to 51%. Now the announcement of
retail FDI in India has triggered a series of debates on both positive and negative notes
and become political issue. So let’s discuss these things, what all this means to you
through advantages and disadvantages:
Advantages of FDI in retail sector in India:
Growth in economy: Due to coming of foreign companies’ new
infrastructure will be build, thus real estate sector will grow
consequently banking sector, as money need to be required to
build infrastructure would be provided by banks.


Job opportunities: Estimates shows that this will create about
80Lakh jobs. These career opportunities will be created mostly
in retail, real estate. But it will create positive impact on others
sectors as well.
•Benefits to consumers: Consumer will get variety of products at low prices compared to
market rates, and will have more choice to get international brands at one place.


•Lack of infrastructure in the retailing chain has been one of the common issues in India
for years which has led the process to an incompetent market mechanism. For example, in
spite of India being one of the largest producers of vegetables and fruits, lack of proper
count of cold storages has significantly affected the selling of these perishable items. FDI
might help India overcome such issues by channelizing the resources in the right manner.


In the last years, the Public distribution system is proved to be significantly ineffective. In
spite of the fact that the government arranged for subsidies, the food inflation has caused its
negative impact continuously and it can be handled by FDI.
Benefits to farmers: In most cases, in the retailing business, the
intermediaries have dominated the interface between the
manufacturers or producers and the consumers. Hence the farmers
and manufacturers lose their actual share of profit margin as the
lion’s share is eaten up by the middle men. This issue can be resolved
by FDI, as farmers might get contract farming where they will supply
to a retailer based upon demand and will get good cash for that, they
need not to search for buyers.
Disadvantages of FDI in retail sector in India:
•According to the non-government cult, FDI will drain out the country’s share of
revenue to foreign countries which may cause negative impact on India’s overall
economy.


•The domestic organized retail sector might not be competitive enough to tackle
international players and might loose its market share.


Many of the small business owners and workers from other functional areas may
lose their jobs, as lot of people are into unorganized retail business such as small
shops.
However the government is quite stringent on this issue and determined to allow
FDI in India. The actual impacts would be observed over time and till then the
laymen have nothing but to hope for the best!
CONCLUSION
Last but not least, Once again I conclude my valuable
presentation by saying the important information that most of the
FDI based departmental stores are earning for the profit ,Example
big bazaar, Singapore shopping etc .We are buying the products for
fixed price without bargaining with them. But the retailers are
more prominent earning for the daily needs, but we are not
encouraging them, this is the main problems which we are facing
in India.
fdi in indian retail marketing

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fdi in indian retail marketing

  • 1. IMPACT OF FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTEMENT IN INDIAN RETAIL MARKETING BY NIRANJAN 2nd B.Com (Corporate secretary ship) Shree Chandra Prabhu Jain College MINJUR
  • 2. INTRODUCTION OF Foreign Direct Investment Foreign Direct Investment, or FDI, is a type of investment that involves the injection of foreign funds into an enterprise that operates in a different country of origin from the investor.
  • 3. FDI in Retail sector in India: How does this affect you? Retailing defines the direct interface between the manufacturers and the end users who are basically individual consumers. The retail business owners stock up all goods after purchasing it directly from the manufacturers and then sell it to individual customers keeping a profit margin for themselves. Of late the retailing industry in India has bloomed with much coveted success causing positive impact on the national economy. As per the recent revelations by the popular International Management Consultancy AT Kearney, India has been considered the second most lucrative destinations of the world for retail business.
  • 4. In India, retailing industry is segregated into two classes organized retailing unorganized retailing. Organized retailing entails trading conducted by licensed retailers and unorganized retailing includes all types of low cost trading like local shops, small roadside stores and temporary shops or door to door selling of various goods. Until now, according to the Indian retailing laws, Foreign Direct Investment in multi-brand retail market was prohibited. But government is thinking to open the FDI in retail in India which implies that foreign investment in retailing is possible up to 51%. Now the announcement of retail FDI in India has triggered a series of debates on both positive and negative notes and become political issue. So let’s discuss these things, what all this means to you through advantages and disadvantages:
  • 5. Advantages of FDI in retail sector in India: Growth in economy: Due to coming of foreign companies’ new infrastructure will be build, thus real estate sector will grow consequently banking sector, as money need to be required to build infrastructure would be provided by banks. Job opportunities: Estimates shows that this will create about 80Lakh jobs. These career opportunities will be created mostly in retail, real estate. But it will create positive impact on others sectors as well.
  • 6. •Benefits to consumers: Consumer will get variety of products at low prices compared to market rates, and will have more choice to get international brands at one place. •Lack of infrastructure in the retailing chain has been one of the common issues in India for years which has led the process to an incompetent market mechanism. For example, in spite of India being one of the largest producers of vegetables and fruits, lack of proper count of cold storages has significantly affected the selling of these perishable items. FDI might help India overcome such issues by channelizing the resources in the right manner. In the last years, the Public distribution system is proved to be significantly ineffective. In spite of the fact that the government arranged for subsidies, the food inflation has caused its negative impact continuously and it can be handled by FDI.
  • 7. Benefits to farmers: In most cases, in the retailing business, the intermediaries have dominated the interface between the manufacturers or producers and the consumers. Hence the farmers and manufacturers lose their actual share of profit margin as the lion’s share is eaten up by the middle men. This issue can be resolved by FDI, as farmers might get contract farming where they will supply to a retailer based upon demand and will get good cash for that, they need not to search for buyers.
  • 8. Disadvantages of FDI in retail sector in India: •According to the non-government cult, FDI will drain out the country’s share of revenue to foreign countries which may cause negative impact on India’s overall economy. •The domestic organized retail sector might not be competitive enough to tackle international players and might loose its market share. Many of the small business owners and workers from other functional areas may lose their jobs, as lot of people are into unorganized retail business such as small shops. However the government is quite stringent on this issue and determined to allow FDI in India. The actual impacts would be observed over time and till then the laymen have nothing but to hope for the best!
  • 9. CONCLUSION Last but not least, Once again I conclude my valuable presentation by saying the important information that most of the FDI based departmental stores are earning for the profit ,Example big bazaar, Singapore shopping etc .We are buying the products for fixed price without bargaining with them. But the retailers are more prominent earning for the daily needs, but we are not encouraging them, this is the main problems which we are facing in India.