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| INDIA INVESTMENT POLICY |
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| India, the largest democracy in the world, with its consistent
growth/performance and abundant skilled manpower provides
enormous opportunities for investment, both domestic and
foreign. India is the fourth largest economy in terms of
Purchase Power Parity and the tenth most industrialized
country in the world.. |
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| Major initiatives such as industrial
decontrol, simplification of investment procedures, enactment
of competition law, liberalisation of trade policy, full commitment
to safeguarding intellectual property rights, financial sector
reforms, liberalisation of exchange regulations etc., have been
taken, which provide a liberal, attractive, and investor friendly
investment climate. |
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| Foreign companies can make investments or operate their business in a number of ways as given below: - |
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- Liaison/representative office
- Project Office
- Branch Office
- 100% Wholly owned subsidiary
- Joint venture company
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| Financial/Technical/Techno-financial approval is given by |
- Under Automatic route through RBI
- Government/FIPB/RBI automatic approval is governed by Press Note No. 2 of 2000 subject to sectoral caps as given in Annex IV.
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| Any company set up with FDI has to be incorporated under the Indian Companies Act with the Registrar of Companies and all Indian operations would be conducted through this company. |
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| For Main features of policy on Foreign Direct
Investment Please Click
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| For More
Information Visit http://dipp.gov.in |
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