Indian market
Malaysian quick service restaurant (QSR) brand Marrybrown has been in the Indian market for 16 years. But seeing the fast growth in the eating-out market in recent times, it has charted an aggressive expansion plan and finds the smaller cities and towns much more profitable than metropolitan cities. Master franchisee for Marrybrown in India, Chennai-based [...] Continue Reading »
Intercontinental Hotels Group (IHG), a UK-based leading hospitality chain, after five decades in India and 19 hotels, is planning to open 45 more properties in the next three to four years. Next to China, within Asia, this is the second highest pipeline. In the Indian market the company has put in $390 million and is [...] Continue Reading »
The Department of Economic Development (DED), says that India and UAE are working to give final shape to a Bilateral Investment Promotion and Protection Agreement (Bippa) to increase investments between these two countries. As per the report, the agreement is aimed to bringing investments in to India from the UAE across several sectors like construction, [...] Continue Reading »
Mr. Francois Richier, French ambassador to India, says that the French Government is ready to invest in Indian market. He also added that French companies are among the biggest investors in India and there are 350 French companies with nearly $19 billion worth ready to invest in India. He further says that the French companies [...] Continue Reading »
According to the report, the Indian construction and real estate sector continues to be a favored destination for global investors and businesses. As per the tax and advisory firm, Grant Thornton, the large numbers of people are shifting towards the cities and the interest shown by the buyers to invest in the real estate market will [...] Continue Reading »
The deficiency of skilled personnel in India’s real estate sector is responsible for slowing down construction activity by an average of six months to a year, that’s why project cost increases. In India Development activity is at all time high and is only expected to increase further in future, According to the rate of urbanization [...] Continue Reading »
The planned changes in foreign direct investment rules for the realty sector will be discussed by the cabinet this week. The new rules will help realtors to infuse more money into the sagging housing sector by lowering the minimum built-up requirements and minimum capitalisation. The minimum area requirement would be halved from 10 hectares to [...] Continue Reading »
