2. INTRODUCTION-
• Foreign Direct Investment
• Generally known as the most stable component of
capital flows.
• FDI offers an exclusive opportunity
the international or global business
new markets and marketing channels
elusive access to new technology and
expertise
expansion of company with new or more
products/services
cheaper production facilities.

3. • Types of FDI
Horizontal FDI
Platform FDI
Vertical FDI
• Methods
• Advantages

4. • Retail
• Division of Retail Industry
Organized Retailing
Unorganized Retailing

6. FDI in INDIA
• 10.1. 2012, Government permitted FDI, in single
brand retailing, subject to specified conditions.
• Advantages of FDI in retail sector in India:
 Growth in economy
 Job opportunities
 Benefits to farmers
 Benefits to consumers
• Disadvantages of FDI in retail sector in India:
 Excess drain of national revenue
 Lack of competency of small business
 Deterioration of small business labour

8. FDI Success story China
•Started off with an FDI investment of
$19 billion in 1990.
•Reached $300 billion in 1999.
•Foreign Retailers have entered in to the
Chinese retail sector and has uplifted
the country’s economy.

9. Host country receives foreign funds
for development, transfer of new
profitable technology, wealth of
expertise and experience, and
increased job opportunities. But
there are also disadvantages like all
the small shops, stores and
vegetable vendor who sits on
almost every street corner will
suffer when his customers move
over to the big stores.