MOOWR's potential in attracting foreign direct investment in Indian tech manufacturing

This podcast episode discusses Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in India and the Manufacturing and Other Operations in Warehouse Regulations

(MOOWR) scheme. Key points include:
India ranks 40th among top 50 countries for FDI attractiveness.
Major FDI sources include US, UK, Singapore, Taiwan, and Mauritius.
India allows 100% FDI in specific sectors like satellite manufacturing.
MOOWR scheme allows duty-free import of machinery and raw materials.
Manufacturers can sell finished goods domestically or export without duties.
MOOWR offers flexible timelines and minimal compliance burdens.

The scheme doesn't require disclosure of manufacturing processes or trade secrets.
It allows import of second-hand machinery without customs harassment.
MOOWR saves up to 28% in working capital, which can be reinvested.
The scheme permits both manufacturing and trading activities.

An FMCG company from Singapore used MOOWR to expand operations in India.

Indian Institute of Material Management (IIMM) Ahmedabad chapter is partnering to promote MOOWR.

IIMM conducts academic courses and seminars on supply chain management.

The podcast aims to educate listeners about import-export policies and opportunities in India.