Aditya Birla Group Plans to Enter into the Indian E-commerce Space

Billionaire Birla plans to enter Ecommerce
After Ratan Tata's late ventures in e-commerce, Kumar Mangalam Birla, chairman of the USD 40 billion Aditya Birla group, is looking to enter into Indian e-commerce market with plans to either procure e-retailers or to launch another remain solitary e-commerce venture.

As Bloomberg reported, He declined to uncover more insights about his e-commerce plans be that as it may, the group is taking a gander at numerous business verticals rather than concentrates on a particular one.

"There's a considerable measure of ground for new ventures in e-commerce," he said. "I am not saying that we can take an Amazon head-on. However there are a ton of green spaces." Birla joins the association of disconnected from the net business tycoons like Ratan Tata and Mukesh Ambani, who are discovering the online pastures green.

Birla is additionally searching for speculators in his current blocks and-mortar retail businesses, which incorporate the "More" chain of supermarkets and Pantaloons attire stores, which was prior under Future Group. He said, "E-tailing is the path forward, It reflects the new India. It's about new lifestyles, new spending examples, its about new family structures. What's more we need to be in that space."

Snapdeal as of late raised USD 1 billion in the not so distant future from ebay, Ratan Tata and Azim Premji; Japanese enterprise Soft Bank had likewise invested USD 627 million in the organization.

Amazon plans to use USD 2 billion for amplifying its Indian operations. Flipkart, an adversary of both Snapdeal and Amazon, shut USD 1 billion headed by Tiger Global, DST and Accel Partners.

An alternate logged off retailer, Kishore Biyani, additionally has been in news of late around talking transparently the deficiencies of existing online retailers. Also his organization, Future Group, as of late declared a partnership with Amazon India, through which it will solely offer its attire online.

What's more his organization, Future Group, as of late declared a partnership with Amazon India, through which it will solely offer its attire online.