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Entrepreneurship

(PHD047)

By: Dr. Millo Yasung


Department of Management and Humanities
NITAP
Division of Economy according to activity
◈ Primary Sector (Extractive Industry)
Activities that are directly dependent on environment, Produces raw materials for
industry. Eg: Agri, mining, fishing, forestry, quarrying
◈ Secondary Sector (Manufacturing Industry)
Activities that add value to natural resources by transforming raw materials into
valuable products. Eg: processing, manufacturing, construction (Blue Collar
Job)
◈ Tertiary Sector
Service industry. Eg: Advice, experience, discussion, bank, hotels, media (White
Collar Job)

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Forms of Organisation

Private Public

Group Ownership
Public
Sole Proprietorship
Partnership HUF Company
Govt. Dept Corporation
Co-operative Society
Company Commission

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Company

Registered

Chartered Statutory L im ite d Co .

Unlimited Co.
Limited by Guarantee Limited by Guarantee and Shares Limited by Shares

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Division of CPSEs (Central Public Service Enterprises)

How much a public sector company can invest without government’s approval is
determined by its status.
◈ Miniratna Category II - Company can invest upto 300 crore or 50% of its
net worth in a project.
◈ Miniratna Category I - Companies can invest upto 500 crore or an amount
equal to their net worth.
◈ Navratna - Company can invest upto 1000 crore or 15% of its net worth on
a single project or 30% of its net worth in a year.
◈ Maharatna - Company can invest upto 5000 crore or 15% of its net worth
in a project.
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