Despite the global slowdown, the Indian economy continues to grow at a positive rate and has achieved a strong position on the global map.
With its robust financial systems and mature capital markets, India has emerged as one of the most attractive destinations for business and investments in the world.
India’s strong fundamentals, like the growing middle class, cost competitiveness and domestic consumption capacity have made it a preferred destination for MNCs from across the globe.
Our Doing business in India 2012 guide offers an overview of India’s commercial climate and explores entry options for global businesses in India. It aims to guide MNCs by simplifying the complex decision-making process while undertaking foreign operations.
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Some key aspects make it a preferred destination for business:
- Over 65% of the population belongs to the age group of 15-45 years.
- The FDI regime has been progressively liberalized, by relaxing the restrictions on foreign investment and simplifying the procedures.
- The clearing house system has been strengthened by enhancing the Banking Laws Amendment Bill 2011.
- Strong FII investment in 2011–12 amounted to approximately INR937b.
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What is this report about?
Doing business in India focuses on aiding companies that are either doing business in India or planning an entry into the country. The report provides an intimate knowledge of the country’s evolving commercial climate. It explores India’s key sectors, investment climate, funding scenario, laws and regulations, and many more relevant areas.