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E-Commerce FDI Policy Bars Foreign Investment in Multi-Brand Retail: Government
The Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion (DIPP), in a statement assured that FDI in allowed only in the business-to-business (B2B) e-commerce segment
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E-Commerce Rules Bar Foreign Investment In Multi-Brand Retail: Government
The Commerce Ministry in December revised the FDI policy for e-commerce players whereby it barred online retail firms like Amazon and Flipkart from selling products of companies in which they have stakes.
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Amazon, Grofers, Big Basket May Invest $695 Million in Food Retail
The government had last year allowed 100 percent FDI for marketing, including through e-commerce, of food products manufactured and produced in India.
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E-Tailers Asked To Strictly Comply With Guidelines: Report
The government has asked online retailers to strictly comply with the e-commerce guidelines following complaints by offline players on the advertisements being given by them in newspapers announcing sale.
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FDI Easing In E-Commerce To Benefit Grocery Start-Ups: Icra
Relaxation of FDI norms in e-commerce will help grocery start-ups access funds more easily, domestic ratings agency Icra said on Wednesday.
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Government Relaxes FDI Norms for Single Brand Retail, E-Commerce for Food Products
"With these changes, India is now the most open economy in the world for FDI," said an official statement.
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Traders' Body Alleges Flipkart Violated E-Commerce FDI Norms
The Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) on Wednesday filed a complaint with the Department of Industrial Policy & Promotion (DIPP) alleging violation of foreign direct investment (FDI) norms for e-commerce by online retail major Flipkart.
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E-tailers May Continue With Discounts Despite New Policy: India Ratings
The recently introduced e-commerce policy is unlikely to change the discounting model of online retailers in the near-term, says India Ratings and Research (Ind-Ra).
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Government Says E-Commerce Norms to Provide Level Playing Field
The government on Monday said e-commerce guidelines have brought in "greater clarity" about the sector and they will provide a level playing field to both online and offline stores.
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Recent FDI Norms To Benefit Offline Retailers: Crisil
Traditional brick & mortar stores will get a boost in cash flows and see an improved profitability after the government's recent announcement of FDI guidelines for online marketplaces, says a crisil report.
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FDI in E-Retail to Bring In Clarity, Boost Sector: Experts
Leading e-retailers, including Snapdeal, on Tuesday welcomed the government's decision to open the e-commerce marketplace space for 100 per cent foreign direct investment (FDI), even as IT industry body Nasscom termed as "restrictive" a 25 per cent cap on sales from a single vendor or group entities.
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Traders Body Opposes 100% FDI In Marketplace Model Of E-commerce
Strongly opposing the decision to allow 100 per cent FDI in marketplace model of e-commerce, traders body CAIT on Tuesday said the move will give back door entry to global players in multi-brand retail trading and impact MSMEs.
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Now, Sites Like Flipkart, Snapdeal Can Be 100% Foreign-Owned
Companies like Flipkart and Snapdeal can now be owned entirely by foreign firms, the government has decided by formally allowing 100 per cent Foreign Direct Investment or FDI for e-commerce retailers which are a "marketplace" or aggregate products from different manufacturers and sell them to customers.
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FDI Gets Reform Push in 2015; 45% Jump Likely in 2016
Bullish on a series of reforms unveiled in the year passing-by, the government expects FDI inflows to rise by 40-45 per cent in the New Year while further steps could be on anvil to attract foreign capital.
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Not Considering Any Plan to Introduce FDI in E-Commerce Retail: Minister
The government is not considering any plans to introduce foreign direct investment (FDI) in e-commerce retail, Parliament was informed on Wednesday.
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E-Commerce FDI Policy Bars Foreign Investment in Multi-Brand Retail: Government
The Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion (DIPP), in a statement assured that FDI in allowed only in the business-to-business (B2B) e-commerce segment
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E-Commerce Rules Bar Foreign Investment In Multi-Brand Retail: Government
The Commerce Ministry in December revised the FDI policy for e-commerce players whereby it barred online retail firms like Amazon and Flipkart from selling products of companies in which they have stakes.
-
Amazon, Grofers, Big Basket May Invest $695 Million in Food Retail
The government had last year allowed 100 percent FDI for marketing, including through e-commerce, of food products manufactured and produced in India.
-
E-Tailers Asked To Strictly Comply With Guidelines: Report
The government has asked online retailers to strictly comply with the e-commerce guidelines following complaints by offline players on the advertisements being given by them in newspapers announcing sale.
-
FDI Easing In E-Commerce To Benefit Grocery Start-Ups: Icra
Relaxation of FDI norms in e-commerce will help grocery start-ups access funds more easily, domestic ratings agency Icra said on Wednesday.
-
Government Relaxes FDI Norms for Single Brand Retail, E-Commerce for Food Products
"With these changes, India is now the most open economy in the world for FDI," said an official statement.
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Traders' Body Alleges Flipkart Violated E-Commerce FDI Norms
The Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) on Wednesday filed a complaint with the Department of Industrial Policy & Promotion (DIPP) alleging violation of foreign direct investment (FDI) norms for e-commerce by online retail major Flipkart.
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E-tailers May Continue With Discounts Despite New Policy: India Ratings
The recently introduced e-commerce policy is unlikely to change the discounting model of online retailers in the near-term, says India Ratings and Research (Ind-Ra).
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Government Says E-Commerce Norms to Provide Level Playing Field
The government on Monday said e-commerce guidelines have brought in "greater clarity" about the sector and they will provide a level playing field to both online and offline stores.
-
Recent FDI Norms To Benefit Offline Retailers: Crisil
Traditional brick & mortar stores will get a boost in cash flows and see an improved profitability after the government's recent announcement of FDI guidelines for online marketplaces, says a crisil report.
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FDI in E-Retail to Bring In Clarity, Boost Sector: Experts
Leading e-retailers, including Snapdeal, on Tuesday welcomed the government's decision to open the e-commerce marketplace space for 100 per cent foreign direct investment (FDI), even as IT industry body Nasscom termed as "restrictive" a 25 per cent cap on sales from a single vendor or group entities.
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Traders Body Opposes 100% FDI In Marketplace Model Of E-commerce
Strongly opposing the decision to allow 100 per cent FDI in marketplace model of e-commerce, traders body CAIT on Tuesday said the move will give back door entry to global players in multi-brand retail trading and impact MSMEs.
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Now, Sites Like Flipkart, Snapdeal Can Be 100% Foreign-Owned
Companies like Flipkart and Snapdeal can now be owned entirely by foreign firms, the government has decided by formally allowing 100 per cent Foreign Direct Investment or FDI for e-commerce retailers which are a "marketplace" or aggregate products from different manufacturers and sell them to customers.
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FDI Gets Reform Push in 2015; 45% Jump Likely in 2016
Bullish on a series of reforms unveiled in the year passing-by, the government expects FDI inflows to rise by 40-45 per cent in the New Year while further steps could be on anvil to attract foreign capital.
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Not Considering Any Plan to Introduce FDI in E-Commerce Retail: Minister
The government is not considering any plans to introduce foreign direct investment (FDI) in e-commerce retail, Parliament was informed on Wednesday.
