This document discusses foreign direct investment (FDI) in India. It defines FDI as foreign ownership of companies in other countries, bringing financial, technical and other resources. FDI provides benefits like employment, technology transfers and capital. However, some sectors like railways and coal are not open to FDI. The document outlines the steps to invest in India and factors affecting FDI like instability. It analyzes FDI in sectors such as automobile, infrastructure, agriculture, food processing and banking. The conclusion states that FDI is important for India's economic development as it creates jobs and profits, though skills and technology challenges remain.

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2. TOPICS
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O FDI meaning
O Need of FDI
O Not permitted in
different sectors
O Steps involved in
investment
O Type of investors
O Factor affecting FDI
O Advantages of FDI
O Sectors of FDI
Automobile
Infrastructure
Agriculture sector
Food sector
Make in India
Banking sector
O SWOT Analysis
O conclusion

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4. MEANING
FDI involves the ownership and control of a
foreign company in a foreign country. In
exchange for this ownership, the investing
country usually transfers some of its financial,
technical, managerial trade mark and other
resources to the foreign country.
1) INFLOW
2) OUTFLOW
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5. NEED OF FDI
OEmployment opportunities
OTechnology
OCapital
OGlobal interact
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6. FDI NOT PERMITTED
• Railways
• Coal and lignite
• Lottery business
• Chit funds
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7. STEPS INVOLVED IN INVESTMENT
O Identification of structures
O Central government approved if required
O Setting up and incorporating structure
O Inflow of funds like eligibility instrument
O Meeting reporting requirement of RBI and
respective act
O Obtaining key document like PAN card etc
O Project approval at state level
O etc
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8. TYPE OF INVESTORS
O INDIVIDUAL
O COMPANY
O FOREIGN INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS
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9. FACTOR AFFECTING TO FDI
OInstability
OLack of Skilled workforce
ORegulation
ONational debt
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11. FDI IN AGRICULTURE SECTOR
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12. AUTOMOBILE
O FDI in automobile sector was increased by
89% between April 2014 to February
2015.India is 7th largest producer of vehicles
in the world with 17.5 million vehicles
annually.
Example: maruti suzuki’s export their cars in
125(many)countries .
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13. INFRASTUCTURE
O Indian government has plans to invest $1
trillion on infrastructure from 2012–2017.
40% of this $1 trillion is to be funded by
private sector.
O100% FDI in both sector.
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14. Food sector
In the first four months, FDI in food processing
was as follows—
January: Rs.215.89 crore,
O February: Rs.272.71 crore,
O March: Rs.320.05 crore and
O April: Rs.155.06 crore.
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15. Make in India
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O Main objective of this government initiative
is to create business friendly atmosphere
by increasing ease of doing business as
much as possible. Main target is to
increase the Foreign Direct Investment
and Local Investment in the region to
further increase the industrialization.

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O 100crore
investment
O $1billion by
reliance
O $1billon by
general
motors
O Rs 25,000
crore over the
last eight
month
O 48% FDI
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17. FDI IN BANKING SECTOR
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18. SWOT ANALYSIS OF FDI
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O STRENGTH
Global interaction
profitability
O OPPORTUNITIES
Employment
opportunities
can become
developed country
O WEAKNESS
Competition
lack of skill workforce
O THREAT
Lack of technology

19. CONCLUSION
O Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in India is the
major monetary source for economic
development in India. Foreign companies
invest in India to take benefits of cheaper
wages and changing business environment of
India.
OFDI helps for employment
opportunities, profitability etc
O 15th position in FDI
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20. SOURCES
O Internet
O Journal
O News paper
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