Foreign direct investment in multi-brand retail opportunities, challenges and threats
R. Ramesh
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R. Ramesh
Abstract
Multi-brand retail comes in different formats like supermarket, hypermarket, compact hyper and the ubiquitous mall. The success of this sector is best reflected in the fact that the shares of retail companies are well represented in all top mutual funds. However, the sector is constrained by several factors, primarily by a highly restrictive licensing regime and overall poor infrastructure. These factors have contributed to restrict organized retail to only about 3% of the total retail industry. This article examines the opportunities, challenges and threats of FDI in multi-brand retail in India.
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Multi-brand retail comes in different formats like supermarket, hypermarket, compact hyper and the ubiquitous mall. The success of this sector is best reflected in the fact that the shares of retail companies are well represented in all top mutual funds. However, the sector is constrained by several factors, primarily by a highly restrictive licensing regime and overall poor infrastructure. These factors have contributed to restrict organized retail to only about 3% of the total retail industry. This article examines the opportunities, challenges and threats of FDI in multi-brand retail in India.
Key concepts: Hypermarket, Retail industry, Foreign direct investment, Business, Marketing, Agriculture, Advertising, Commerce