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Opportunities and Threats of Indian Companies in International Market

The document discusses opportunities and threats for Indian companies in international markets. It outlines how globalization has increased opportunities through intellectual skills, a large domestic market, and free flow of capital and technology. However, it also notes challenges such as an inefficient infrastructure, high tariffs imposed by other countries, bureaucratic regulations and laws, currency risks, and a slow legal system. The seminar covered major industry groups in India, sectors for foreign collaboration, and strategies for relating to different market spending powers.

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Opportunities and Threats of Indian Companies in International Market

The document discusses opportunities and threats for Indian companies in international markets. It outlines how globalization has increased opportunities through intellectual skills, a large domestic market, and free flow of capital and technology. However, it also notes challenges such as an inefficient infrastructure, high tariffs imposed by other countries, bureaucratic regulations and laws, currency risks, and a slow legal system. The seminar covered major industry groups in India, sectors for foreign collaboration, and strategies for relating to different market spending powers.

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SEMINAR ON

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS

TO P I C : O P P O RT U NI TI E S A N D TH RE ATS O F
I N D I AN C O M PA NI E S I N I N T E R N ATI O N AL
M A RK ET S
Introduction

India is ranked as the world’s second most favored


destination for FDI
Foreign investment in most sectors welcome except
strategic sensitive sectors. Eg: atomic energy and
defence
Foreign equity participation raised to 100 percent in
several important areas.
Globalisation has increased the opportunities of
companies.
Major Industry groups

Tata, Birla, Reliance, Bajaj, Mahindra, Godrej,


Mittal,Mahindra,Hindujas etc

Foreign participants :
Major foreign banks, Insurance companies, Major
corporates, Institutional investors etc.
Opportunities

Intellectual skills, Exceptional quality and low cost


sourcing of services and products provide
competitive advantage to companies operating in
Indian market.
The vast Indian population brings an opportunity for
domestic market as it increases the purchasing
power.
Free flow of capital: It became easy to obtain funds
in international markets
Free flow of technology
•Increase in production and consumption : Increased
industrialization leads to increased production, thus results
in industrial development and increase in income ,which in
turn enhances level of consumption

•Sharing of manufacturing facilities

•Cultural exchange and demand for variety of product


Key Sectors for Foreign Collaboration

•Technology, Innovation and knowledge based


•Biotechnology
•Telecommunications
•Oil exploration and refining
•Insurance, Banking and financial services
•Pharmaceuticals
•Auto industry and ancillaries
•Consumer durables
•Fashion
•Health care
•Education
•Industrial machinery
•Electronics
•Designs
•Gems and Jewellary
Challenges & Threats
One of the major challenge is with regard to segmentation of
market.ie, how to relate to low spending power of majority
of market.
Inefficient industrial infrastructure
High tariff rates imposed by other countries.
Bureaucracy, rules and regulations that affect the business.
Change in laws
Currency risks
Slow legal system and corruptions
Restrictions by governments regarding immigration,
tightened visa process, work permit applications, increased
minimum wage requirement.
Post-acquisition challenges in case of mergers or acquired
companies
THANK YOU

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