However, FDI is not permitted in the business-to-consumer (B2C) inventory-based model, under which an e-commerce entity owns the inventory of goods and sells them directly to consumers.

However, govt has not permitted in Business to Consumer (B2C) e-commerce and inventory-based model of e-commerce where inventory of goods and services is owned by an ecommerce entity and is sold to ...

The government has amended the FDI policy to allow inventory-based e-commerce for exports of India-made goods, aiming to ...

As per the latest FDI policy of the government, foreign investments are only permitted in business-to- business e-commerce and marketplace models ...

B2B online sales are more than 3x the size of B2C globally. Here's what procurement and supply chain leaders need to act on now.

The Centre has allowed FDI in the inventory-based e-commerce model exclusively for exports while retaining restrictions on ...

Before this, 100 percent FDI was allowed under the automatic route in the e-commerce marketplace model, but not in its inventory-based model.

The policy shift aims to help small businesses access global markets and support India's target of reaching $1 trillion in merchandise exports by 2030.

New Delhi, Jul 23 (PTI) The government on Thursday permitted FDI in an inventory-based e-commerce model “exclusively” for ...

The Indian government has revised its FDI policy allowing the inventory-based e-commerce model exclusively for export ...

The Indian government has permitted Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in an inventory-based e-commerce model exclusively for the export of domestically manufactured or produced goods, aiming to boost ...

Expected to boost exports, benefit global e-commerce players like Amazon ...