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ETtech Explainer: Ecommerce export FDI policy opens opportunities, but raises compliance questions - The Economic Times
India's FDI rules prohibit ecommerce companies from holding inventory, requiring them to operate on a marketplace model to prevent large inflows of foreign capital from distorting competition for small sellers and traders. The Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) said on Thursday that restrictions on foreign investment in inventory-based ecommerce will "not apply in case of exports of domestically manufactured and/or produced goods/products." The policy, executives said, creates an additional channel for Indian sellers to access overseas markets.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Govt opens inventory-based e-commerce to foreign direct investment for exports only
The government has permitted foreign direct investment in an inventory-based e-commerce model. This new policy exclusively applies to the export of Indian manufactured goods. It…
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thehindubusinessline.com
India opens inventory-based e-commerce to FDI for export of domestically made goods
The government has amended the FDI policy to allow inventory-based e-commerce for exports of India-made goods, aiming to boost global market access for sellers.
