India is liberalizing FDI from land-bordering countries, permitting up to a 10% non-controlling stake by Restricted Persons. A 60-day expedited clearance for FDI in manufacturing sectors is also proposed, aiming to enhance FDI inflows and boost manufacturing capabilities. These changes align with existing laws and require formal rule amendments for implementation.
The article was authored by Ajay G Prasad, Partner, was published in Fortune India.
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Ajay G Prasad is a Partner at JSA Advocates & Solicitors, Bengaluru, specialising in corporate law, mergers & acquisitions, and private equity. He advises multinational corporations, private equity sponsors, and promoter groups on complex transactions across IT/ITES, real assets, manufacturing, and life sciences, with a strong focus on India entry strategies and regulatory structuring.