Indirect Exporting


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Indirect Exporting: It refers to exporting with the help of intermediaries such as merchant exporters and star export houses. The indirect exporting has certain advantages such as:

•        Limited risks — only production risks.

  • Low investment — only in production activities.
  • Low overheads —only production overheads.

•        There is specialization in the area of production, as the intermediary looks after marketing.

 


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MT UVA BMS

MT UVA- University, Vocational and Affiliated Education for BMS

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