Economic
growth in India has shown a marked improvement in the organized retail sector due
to emerging trends.The Indian organized retail sector has risen exponentially in
a short period of time between the years 2001 to 2015.
The infrastructure of the retail sector
will continue to evolve ata fastpace in the near future. Shopping malls are
coming up all over the country at an increasingly steady pace with metros being
built in the vicinity. There are further plans of expansion which would lead to
another hundred new ones coming up within a few years. The rate at which the
number of super markets that arecoming up is much faster than the rate of
growth in the retail sector.
The growth of the organized retail sector is expected to be much more than the growth of gross domestic products. Changes in people's lifestyle along with growing income levels are proving be very suitable for new emerging trends in organized retail. The concept and idea of shopping has undergone a change in terms of consumer buying behaviour.
In India the vast middle class and its almost untapped Retail Industry are the key attractive forces for global retail giants wanting to enter into newer markets, which in turn will help the Indian Retail Industry grow faster. The success of this retail sector also lies in the degree of penetration into the lower income strata to tap possible customers in even the lowest levels of society. With more access to credit facilities the buyers demands would also increase.
Footwear
Design and Development Institute(FDDI) was
established under the Ministry of Commerce and Industry. It is rated amongst
the premier leather products, footwear, fashion, design and Retail institutions
in the world and has established its footprint worldwide by playing a
pioneering role in enhancing the skill, competency and performance of the Indian
retail industry globally.
The Indian retail sector will undergo a transformation with the arrival of transnational companies. At the current moment the Foreign Direct Investments law has not been implemented in the organized retail sector but once it is done, thetransnational companiesthat enterwill be able to oust their Indian counterparts. This would help the Indian retail sector to grow exponentially in India.
It is
expected that the Indian organized
retail sector will grow by another 10% by the year 2017.
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