Amway Global President and CEO Michael Nelson has said that India’s pro-business reforms have made it easier for companies to operate, prompting the direct-selling major to increase its investments in the country.

Speaking to Business Today during his maiden visit to India after taking charge as global CEO, Nelson said the company plans to invest $12 million over the next few years to expand its physical stores, strengthen technology infrastructure, and enhance capabilities for its business owners. Advertisement

The visit also marks the 10th anniversary of Amway’s manufacturing facility in Tamil Nadu, which was established under the government’s Make in India initiative. Nelson said the company has already invested about $140 million in the facility, which now operates near full capacit

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