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Why is the Indian market a hard nut to crack for foreign retailers?

Why is the Indian market a hard nut to crack for foreign retailers?

Metro AG decided to exit India after 19 years. Is Indian market a hard nut to crack for international retail giants? Or India’s business model is tilted in favour of local firms? Let us understand

By :Bhaswar Kumar

Last Updated : May 23 2022 | 7:52 AM IST
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