Archive · 23 Jul 2025
ED Accuses Myntra of FDI Violations Worth ₹1,654 Crore
The government is looking into whether Myntra, an online store for clothes, followed the rules about how foreign companies can invest in India.
The government says Myntra might have pretended to be doing one type of business (wholesale) when they were actually doing another (selling directly to customers).
This matters because the rules are different for each type.
The government believes that a company called Vector helped Myntra do this.
Myntra says it will work with the government to sort things out and that it always follows the rules.
ED accuses Myntra of violating FDI regulations.
The alleged violations amount to ₹1,654 crore.
Myntra is accused of disguising multi-brand retail as wholesale trade.
Vector E-Commerce is implicated in allegedly circumventing FDI rules.
Myntra stated commitment to complying with laws.
- Who
- Enforcement Directorate and Myntra.
- What
- ED accuses Myntra of FDI violations.
- When
- Published on July 23, 2025.
- Where
- India.
- Why
- Alleged violations of FDI regulations.
Enforcement Directorate
Myntra
Regulatory Compliance
Enforcement Directorate
Myntra violated FDI regulations.
Myntra
Myntra denies violating any regulations.
- Accused
- Myntra
- Alleged Violation
- FDI regulations
- Financial Amount
- ₹1,654 crore
- Involved Entity
- Vector E-Commerce
- Type of Trade
- Multi-brand retail