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India may allow foreign investment in export-only e-commerce firms to boost e-commerce exports to $350 billion by 2030.
India is considering allowing foreign direct investment in inventory-based e-commerce firms focused solely on exports, aiming to boost its $2 billion e-commerce export sector.
Currently, FDI is only permitted in marketplace models like Amazon and Flipkart, but not in companies that own and sell their own goods.
The move, under review by the Commerce Ministry, seeks to help India reach $350 billion in e-commerce exports by 2030, supported by plans for export hubs and digital infrastructure.
The government aims for $1 trillion in overall merchandise exports by 2030, with cross-border e-commerce as a key driver.
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