INDIAN BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT OPPORTUNITIES INFINITE Why India is the raging bull of today for foreign companies & investors?

1. INDIAN BUSINESS
ENVIRONMENT
OPPORTUNITIES INFINITE
Why India is the raging bull of today for foreign companies &
investors?
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2. Working population in India
Ease Of Doing Business
Recent FDI Announcements
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Financial Indicators
Demographics
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3. GDP data from India for quarter April-June
quarter is estimated at around 7.4 per cent, as
per Reuters poll.
This makes India the fastest growing economy in
the second quarter. The growth is majorly
attributed to favourable demographics, huge
workforce available at competitive cost and large
consumer market inside the country.
7.4 %GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT (GDP)
OF INDIA FOR APRIL - JUNE
QUARTER
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Financial Indicators

4. In comparison to the earlier figures, foreign direct investments (FDI) have witnessed a
growth by 30 per cent. With this, there has been growth in indirect tax receipts that
provides major pointer towards revival of manufacturing sector in India.
The Minister of State for Finance – opined that Indian economy has the potential to be
an economy of USD 4-5 trillion in the next 10 -12 years.
As per the Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion (DIPP), inflows through FDI
saw a surge by 24.5 per cent to touch a figure of USD 44.9 billion in FY2015, in
comparison to USD 36.0 billion in the previous year.
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Financial Indicators

5. Demographics
Consumer confidence in the country has been high in comparison to the other
economies in the world.
As per Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), growth in the economy as well as
increase in household incomes would surge consumer spending to USD 3.6 trillion by
the year 2020. With that, the consumer spending might be highest in housing, food,
consumer durables, communication and transport.
Along with that, share of global consumption of India would be more than twice to
touch 5.8% by the year 2020.
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6. Working Population in India
India is likely to add 285 million to the working population by the year 2050, which
would provide platform for higher growth for the country.
It is also believed that working-age population which is between 15-64 would rise by
125 million in the next decade.
By the year 2020, India is projected to have 12 % higher graduates which would be
more than US.
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7. Ease Of Doing Business
The Government has relaxed FDI norms in many sectors such as PSU oil refineries,
defence, telecom, stock exchanges, power exchanges and others.
The rail infrastructure had been opened by the Government for 100 % FDI through the
automatic route. As far as defence is concerned, the cap was raised to 49%.
For thrusting the medical devices sector, FDI policy was changed in the
pharmaceutical sector.
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8. Ease Of Doing Business
Now, 100 % FDI through automatic route has been permitted. For expanding
insurance cover to large population in the country, and for providing required capital
for insurance companies, the Government was able to raise FDI limit to 49%.
For boosting infrastructure, the Government was able to review FDI policy in construction
development sector.
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Some Recent Significant FDI Announcements
Google
Planning to invest
$234.3 mil for setting up
a new campus in
Hyderabad
Foxconn Tech. Group
establish 10–12 facilities in the country
including data centre's & factories
Royal Dutch Shell LLC
already invested approximately USD 1 billion
also has 75 outlets which are operational
Warburg
Pincus
would be investing
USD 132.8 million
in Ecom Express
Nando’s
South African
restaurant is
planning to open
12 restaurants and
investment nearly
$12 million
Gap Inc.
planning to open 40 stores in the
next 4–5 years spreading across
top 10 cities
Dalian Wanda
Group
to invest USD 10 billion in
next 10 years
Microsoft
Corp.
planning at establishing
three data centre's, which
would have the ability to
scale up without physical
expansion
BrightSKY
It would provide an investment
of USD 78.11 million for India.
would be establishing a plant in
Naya Raipur for manufacturing
4G devices
Walmart
planning to
expand 500
stores in India in
the next 10 - 15
years. 20 stores
being currently
operated out of
eight states.
Carlyle Group
PE firm based out of US,
would be investing nearly
USD 500 million in Magna
Energy Ltd.
Softbank
It would be investing in
renewable energy with an aim for
setting up 20,000 MW projects in
the next ten years.
Bosch
investing
close to USD
101.54 million
in the country
by 2015 for
the purpose
of expansion.
The company
is planning to
establish a
plant in
Bidadi.