name of the company do international business in india?
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Tata, Infosys, Wipro, Satyam, Cognizant... the list goes on and on\n\nforeign companies that do business in India are also plenty, Intel, AMD, Texas Instruments, Oracle, Siebel, HP, Google, Yahoo, Microsoft.....
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In recent times, India has also capitalised on its large number of highly educated people who are fluent in the English language to become an important location for global companies outsourcing customer service and technical support call centers. It is also a major exporter of skilled workers in software services, financial services, and software engineers. India's most important trading partners are the United States, the European Union, Japan, China, and the United Arab Emirates.
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Here are a few:\n\nContinuum Solutions\nVishesh Infotecnics\nmarketRx\nWMN Global Services\nEvalueserve\nGenpact\nMcKinsey and Bain
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I hope you are looking for info only on Bata India and not its overseas operations. \n\nBata India markets its products through three distinct channels.\n\n1. Company operated retail outlets\n\nThe Company operates its own retail network of over 1,100 retail stores spread across the country. These outlets are serviced through six distribution centres spread out geographically and each responsible for a particular region. \n\nThe process flow begins with the transportation of the finished products from the Company’s manufacturing units and contract manufacturers’ plants to the distribution centres through the services of third party carrying and forwarding agents. The distribution centres in turn transport these products to the Company operated retail outlets based on specific demand requirements. These retail outlets are manned by the Company’s employees and exclusively market the Company’s footwear brands.\n\nAs part of its strategy to provide complete footwear solutions to customers, the retail outlets also market accessories like shoes laces, socks, shoe polish. In certain outlets, the Company also provides cosmetic services like pedicures, etc. \n\nOut of the 1,100 retail stores, the Company has designated 84 stores as factory outlets which are used to sell merchandise at marked down prices. These factory outlets are used primarily by the Company to sell surplus or non-moving products and factory seconds stocks.\n\nInstitutional sales as well as supplies to the civil and defence agencies are also taken care of through the Company’s distribution network. The Company has designated specific senior managers to oversee the marketing to this segment of buyers. The requirements are directly supplied from the Company’s distribution centres.\n\n2. Dealer Network\n\nThe Company also uses the dealer network of the footwear industry to market its products. Through this channel, the Company supplies its products to non-exclusive wholesale distributors who in turn distribute the Company’s products to independent dealers across the country. The dealers covered under this channel are non-exclusive Bata dealers and hence sell footwear and related products of other companies also.\n\n3. Market Extension Programme\n\nThe Company is undertaking steps to generate volume business in semi-urban markets and markets which are unrepresented and under-represented footwear markets, pursuant to its Market Extension Programme, through authorised Bata dealerships. Under this programme, the Company appoints authorised dealers, subject to certain selection criteria who run outlets which exclusively market the Company’s products and adhere to rules and regulations of the Company.\n\nAs on date, there are 470 such outlets in the country. The dealer outlets are not manned by Bata employees but are manned by the employees of the private dealer.
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IndianOil retains the #1 spot by sales in ET500 listing\n\nNew Delhi, February 9, 2006\nIndianOil, India's flagship oil company, has retained its numero uno position by sales in the latest corporate rankings released by the Economic Times. The ET500 report goes on to add, "IndianOil has been the largest Indian company by sales for as long as anyone can remember".\n\nApart from sales, the ET500 ranking lists companies based on market capitalization, net profit, price-earnings ratio and return on net worth, etc. In the above listings, IndianOil is also ranked No. 6 by both market capitalization and net profits respectively.\n\nThese rankings assume significance considering that India's downstream majors in the petroleum industry have been bearing both subsidy and undercovery burdens owing to a steep rise in global crude oil prices throughout the year 2005, thus affecting both net profit and market capitalization.\n\n\nRanked as India's most valuable brand\nIndianOil and SERVO selected Superbrands (2004-06)\nIndianOil topped the list of The Hindu Business Line's "India's Most Valuable Brands 2004" list (Catalyst, January 27th '05).\nThe report featured the top 500 largest listed companies by market value, that were listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange.\nThe methodology followed values brands in a way that is similar to how analysts value assets.\nThese valuations have used 'relief from royalty' methodology - an intuitive approach that assumes that a company does not own its brand name, and then calculates how much it would have to pay to license it from a third party. The present value of the streams of royalty (hypothetical) represents the value of the brand.\n\nMost trusted petrol pump brand: ET Brand Equity Survey\nIndianOil has emerged as the most trusted petrol pump brand in the country in the prestigious Economic Times Brand Equity Survey of India’s Most Trusted Brands (ET, Dec. 15, ‘04).\nIndianOil leads the four oil-marketing companies in the new category of petrol pumps introduced in services for the first time this year.\nIndianOil is also the only petroleum company among the top 50 in the overall services brand with a ranking of 11, followed by its subsidiary, IBP Co. Ltd, at 51.\nIndianOil not only finds a place among the top 150 brands but as the country’s top petro-retailer, its score on the survey was almost twice that of its nearest competitor.\nSurvey is the largest of its kind in India, conducted by research agency AC Neilson ORG-Marg, the, with a sample of over 7,000 distributed across socio-economic class, age, income and geography.\n\nRanked fourth in TNS Corporate Reputation Study\nIn a recent TNS India poll on "Corporate Reputation Study" (Business Today, Dec. 19, 2004), IndianOil has been placed in the 4th position, ahead of several other business conglomerates.\nIndianOil is the only petroleum company to be featured in the top 25 listing, and with State Bank of India (21st position) being the only other PSU to make it to the listing.\nPoll primarily conducted amongst important stakeholders covering financial analysts and stockbrokers, business managers, and prospective employees, besides members of the general public.\nIndianOil has a score of 80 (out of 100), which indicates a very good corporate equity.\n\nAmong top ten 'Best Employers in India' for second year\nFor the second consecutive year, IndianOil retained its ranking as one of the top ten 'Best Employers in India' according to a recent study by Hewitt Associates.\nIndianOil, at the 9th position, was also the only oil company to be featured in the Top 10 listing.\nThis year, 272 companies with a workforce of 700,000 participated in the Hewitt survey, which makes it the highest participation in any geographical location. Data was collected from 75,000 employee responses from across 15 industry groups.\n\nNo.1 Company in business listings\nIndianOil has been ranked I
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L.I.C. is the life insurance corporation of India monopolises life insurance in India. Banks offer compensation for unnatural deaths for people who open accounts and pay for some mutual funds..
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The venture capitalists in India has an association called India Venture Capital Association http://www.indiavca.org/ . \n\nThey have a page called CONTACT DETAILS that lists the name and contact information of these VCs http://www.indiavca.org/ourmembers.asp
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which country's packaging machinery ?\n\nyou mean Indian packaging machinery ?\n\nI think not .\n\nAll machine imports are open , including from India too.\n\nor are you talking aobut some specific company's machinery.\n\nclarification needed.
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if you are in India contact DGFT (director general of foreign trade)
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As I was in the same business as you are, except that I'm in México ( I had a sw development company here and our customers were in US, Canada and mainly UK, Germany, France and Spain ). I suggest you to think and choose between 2 ways of achieving customers in other countries besides India:\n\n1.- You could find persons or companies that would become your sales representatives in your target countries. The good thing is that they know the market and they will sell more "easily" your apps rather than you being several thousand kilometers away. The bad thing here is that you don't own control of their efforts, you can't measure them and in most cases you must have a sales target made by contract in order for them to accomplish that, if not, they would simply feel no pressure to sell your products.\n\n2.- You could contact your future customers by email as a first approach, then by IP phone and you'll have total control of the sales processes. The good things are that  besides measuring your efforts into $$$, having control of everything that happens within the sales processes, you could "choose" which companies/countries fit you better. The bad things are that, if you wanted to do business with any Latinamerican country for example you must be in front of the person you're trying to sell them your products or if you try to sell to Ford in US, your emails, web pages and every sales effort will be in line with another 1K companies around the globe trying to do the same thing. \n\nBecause globalization brings closer any app from any given country to any given customer, but also decreases the chances of succeeding due to the high number of providers in any given country.\n\nI hope all my previous knowledge could help you better to understand what do you need.
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International Business Machines
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In India, we now have most of the top American brands manufactured and sold right here. So we have Nike, Reebok, then we have KFC, McDonald's, Pizza Hut, American Pizza, etc., Walmart will probably come in, in a while. We are luck in  the sense that many countries want to tap the Indian market, so we have Mercedes cars, Volkswagen plan to set up a plant here, Ford and GM have plants here, as do Suzuki, Toyota, Hyundai, Skoda, etc.\n\nMost of them have Indian partners, and with the growing in economy and the demographic advantage (I think shortly 60% of the 1.1 billion population will be less than 30 years of age, there is room for more.  st
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Depends on where the company is located, i.e. is it incorporated in the U.S. or in India?  I'm not sure the Information Act is something you can use if the company is not a U.S. business.  I would check with the embassy in India for more information.
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Look into a company called "Dauber" India.  I believe they are the largest.
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For that you need to contact Airtel, Hutch, Idea, Reliance, Tata Indicom, BSNL or MTNL Everyone provides these services. Ask them for corporate dealings.
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i can provide\n\nwe export from india\n\ncheck webite and you may contact me at chat my yahoo id matrix27bulls\n\n\n\nhttp://www.mam-x.com\n\nhttp://www.matrixewebs.com
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I am in delhi and i can help you with this, if you are planning to set up and International outbound call center. Right now i am working as a Team leader in a international call center, i got enough potentional to run a call center but i don't have money to start it.\nSo you can write me at mohitmadaan@gmail.com or you can call me at +919873013383