Amazon gets FIPB nod for courier service

By:| Feb 11th, 2012 at 08:49AM
Filed Under: Amazon, News

Amazon has received approval from India’s Foreign Investment Promotion Board (FIPB) for Rs 15 crore to set up a wholly owned subsidiary to engage in “the business of online market place operator and retailer inter-alia courier services,” according to a document released by the Board. This does not mean that Amazon has received a nod for 100 percent FDI in multi-brand retail. Instead, it will only help Amazon to set up its operations and this particular investment is likely to go towards its “courier” (read distribution) services. Note that the FIPB document mentions this approval under “post” and not retail.

Hat tip to Pranjal

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  • Ani 462 days ago

    Could you explain what does this mean? Will we able to buy products directly from Amazon?

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    • Zen 461 days ago

      Yes, pretty soon. Amazon offers a wide range of products with great customer service & prices.

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