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EU Investment in India Highest Amongst BRIC Countries
May 20 - The flow of European cash into Indian firms surged more than fourfold last year, jumping to 10.9 billion euros (US$17.0 billion) last year, up from US$2.5 billion in 2006, Eurostat told AFP. Among the BRIC (Brazil, Russia, India, China) countries, India emerged as the largest source of foreign direct investment for the European Union in 2007, thanks to high value takeover deals like Tata-Corus.
Meanwhile, the flow of EU foreign direct investment (FDI) into China -- excluding Hong Kong -- slumped last year to 1.8 billion euros from 6.0 billion euros in 2006 despite intense media interest in the country as an emerging Asian economic power.
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Voluntary Liquidation in India: Process, Compliance, and Key 2026 Updates
Voluntary liquidation provides a structured mechanism for eligible companies in India to wind down their operational affairs, settle liabilities, realise assets, and ultimately obtain dissolution. Learn the legal framework, key procedural steps and timelines.
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Bookkeeping in India: Compliance Requirements for Foreign-Owned Companies
Foreign-owned companies operating in India must meet a range of bookkeeping and accounting requirements covering statutory records, tax and GST accounting, intercompany transactions, and payroll compliance.
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How Foreign Companies Move from Distributor-Led Sales to Direct India Operations
Foreign companies often enter India through distributors or resellers before setting up direct operations. We explain when to make the shift, key compliance considerations, and lessons from global brands in India.
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Investing in South India: Comparing States, Sectors, and Opportunities for Foreign Firms
This article compares South India’s five principal investment destinations, examining their economic strengths, infrastructure, incentives, industry clusters, and suitability for different multinational operating models.
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Investing in Anantapur: Andhra Pradesh’s Emerging Industrial Hub
Anantapur offers opportunities across renewable energy, cement supply chains, agribusiness and industrial services. We assess its infrastructure, emerging projects, incentives and operational constraints.
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How India’s New Inventory-Based E-Commerce Export Framework Works for Businesses
India has operationalized its inventory-based e-commerce export framework on August 5, 2026. Learn the registration process, operating model, compliance requirements, and key business obligations.
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India Eases FDI Rules for Inventory-Based E-Commerce Exports
India will allow foreign-funded e-commerce companies to own inventory of Indian-made goods exclusively for export, under DPIIT's Press Note 3 issued on July 23, 2026.