5 Things That Changed The Face Of Indian E-Commerce In 2014

Amazon CEO, Jeff Bezos announcement of investing $2 billion in its India subsidiary was greeting news for Indian e-commerce industry. Amazon fully understands the future potential of Indian e-commerce and wants to use this fund for better operational facilities in its sub-ordinate.

4. Ratan Tata Enters e – Commerce, With Investment In Snapdeal

Snapdeal caught the attention of Ratan Tata, Chairman Tata Group and it was rewarded with fresh investment from business tycoon. The investment size was not disclosed by Snapdeal, but in his statement, co-founder and CEO Kunal Bahl said that this will help them in building a long term enterprise and is a new beginning for Snapdeal.

5. Softbank Enters e – Commerce With Expected $10 Billion Investment

2014 was cherish-able year for e – commerce industry in India, apart from Amazon and Flipkart announcing a range of investment in this sector. Following that Japanese technology major Softbank became the largest investor in the Indian e – commerce. Softbank announcement of $10 billion influx in India e - commerce during next few years was something to cheer about which brought smiles to millions of face around the country.

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