Top spot in terms of investment locations in India
since 2000, the inflow of foreign direct investment was U.S. $ 306 billion |
India's foreign direct
investment since 2000 to U.S. $ 306.88 (ADI) is obtained. 94 percent of the total amount of foreign investment
has gained during the past nine years. India's foreign direct investment policy more favorable to the
investor has made it more generous.In some areas, the government's recent
review of regional policy to prevent and / or the modification made. These are - Petroleum and Natural Gas,
Commodity Exchange, Power Exchange, stock exchanges, depositories and
clearing corporations, asset reconstruction company, Credit Information Co.,
Tea - Tea sector including plantations, single brand product retail trading,
test marketing, telecom services, Courier services and defense. 100 percent FDI in telecom has been cleared. Insurance and FDI in the defense sector has
been stretched to the limit. 51 percent FDI in
multi-brand retail is allowed. Requires a minimum investment of U.S. $ 100 million. FDI within three years after Bekand at least
50 percent will be invested in infrastructure. FDI cap in single brand retail has also been increased to 100 percent. 49 per cent FDI in single brand retail was
decided to approve.FDI cap in defense sector is reportedly 26 percent. There have been no changes. This is a result of liberal foreign investment
policies in India for three consecutive World has been one of the top
investment destinations. World Bank confirms that
international institutions such as UNCTAD. These institutions investing in India is placed in the top three
spots.This is manifest in the statistics on foreign investment. Foreign investment in India between 1999-2004
was U.S. $ 19.52 billion between 2004-09 which increased to U.S. $ 114.55. And further increases the flow of foreign
investment into the country from 2009 to September 2013 the figure rose to U.S.
$ 172.82.
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Wednesday, January 29, 2014
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