Growing with the Growing Countries: India

Nov. 2, 2011 - PRLog -- Investment denotes investing in a place where to be expected to get in return profit or revenue. Investment is generally done from savings so it best to invest it ideally because you don’t want to end up in between crises.

So to invest anywhere in India or maybe Abroad like Africa or any other country best is to be sure where to invest. Out of all the most ideal countries to invest are developing countries, Developing country funds generally focus on a particular area or country and are an ideal way of investing in a specific area or country without exposure to one particular company. Investing in developing country funds is one of the most aggressive types of equity investments you can make.

India is the seventh largest country in the world and the second largest by population. Located in South Asia the country supports over 16% of the world’s population and more than 2.4% of the world’s land.

India has a healthy, transparent and stable financial market, which has gradually transformed from being a highly controlled system to an open one. Similarly Africa has also seen many up and down with its GDP graph.

In the 5 years before the financial crisis, Africa grew faster than most other world regions, with more than 40 per cent of its countries enjoying an average annual GDP growth rate of 5 per cent. Africa will continue to profit from rising global demand for oil, natural gas, minerals, food, and arable land. Fast growing demand for raw materials has both positive effects, it will induce FDI not only to explore the resources, but also to develop infrastructure to reach and transport them which are bound to have positive spill-over effects

However, the opportunity for success for investors interested in Africa is different from those who were looking at Asia over the past ten or twenty years. The nations of Africa currently are at a range of stages of development, political maturation, and urbanization.

10 reasons to invest in the developing countries are:

1.   Improved Macroeconomic Stability
2.   Robust Growth in GDP Per Capita and Productivity
3.   Favorable Demographics
4.   Increasingly Diversified Growth
5.   A Unique Business Opportunity
6.   The Rise of the Urban Consumer
7.   Growth in Consumer Spending
8.   MNCs in developing country
9.   Opportunity for Increased Intra-Regional Trade
10.   Agricultural Potential

To know more, visit- http://www.indiaafricainvest.in

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