Why Invest in India?

Demography And Economy

• Urban Population to grow from 31.1% to 46% by 2030. leading to increase in demand
• Strong GDP growth rate of 7.6%
• 5.3 Fixed capital formation growth rate

Political

• Stable goverment with absolute majority after 30 years
• Strong and important initives like Jan Dhan. Digital India. Make in India. Start-up India and many more

GST

• Constitution amended for introduction of Goods and Services Tax (GST) bill on Aug 03, 2016
• This will replace all other taxes levied by state and central govt. and will boost GDP growth in India

Production And Price

• 3.1% increase in index of industrial production
• 4.4% growth in electricity generation

Demonetization Drive

• The Government Demonetized 14.18 lakh crore approx, of   Rs 500 and Rs 1000 notes
• Drive created to eradicate black money and counterfeit currency
• High value of funds deposited in the banks will lead to low interest rates and increased demand

External Sector

• 15.5% decline in imports
• Strong foreign reserves and current account deficit reduced to 0.3%

Type Of Investment Allowed

Equity

• Shares, Debentures and Warrants, Listed or to be listed (both Primary / Secondary)
• Units of domestic Mutual Fund Schemes, whether listed or not
• Indian Depository Receipts (IDRs) & Other instruments as permitted from time to time

Debt

• Dated Government Securities
• Commerical Papers issued by an Indian Company
• Security Receipts issued by Asset Reconstruction Companies
• Perpetual Debt instruments and debt capital instruments, as speified by RBI from time to time
• Infrastructure NCDs and Bonds

Derivatives

• Equity
• Interest Rate
• Currency

Real Estate Funds

• Alternate Investment Funds
• Real Estate Investment Trusts
• Infrastructure Investment Trusts