Foreign direct investment

FDI is an investment that a parent company makes in a foreign company. it can't enter and exist easily. it targets a specific enterprise as fast food, retail, hardware telicommunication etc. it is a long term investment in primary market.
There are 2 types FDI in India
1- Green Field FDI
2- Brown Field FDI

Green Field FDI :-
It occurs when a  parent company begins a new venture by constructing new facilities in a company out side of where the company is headquarter.

Brown Field FDI :-
It occurs when a company or government purchases and existing facility to begin new production Ex. Maruti Suzuki and Hero-Honda.

In India FDI is approved through 2 routs.
i- Automatic apporoval by RBI (Bombay Route)
ii-Through FIPB  [Foreign Investment promation Board] ( Delhi Route )
In 2017 Union budget The FIPB abolished by Government Of India

Major FDI limits in India :-
i- Public sector banks - 20%
ii- Private sector banks - 74%
iii- White Level ATMs - 100%
iv- Railway Insfrastructure- 100%
v- Credit Info Companies - 100%
vi- Insurance - 49%
vii-Pension sector- 49%
viii- Non Banking Financial Companies- 100%
ix- Telicom Services- 100%
x- Civil Aviations- 100%
xi- Print Media - 26%
Xii- Defence Manufacturing - 100%