The recent revisions made to the FDI policy need more clarity for the benefit of investors and companies that are getting lost in its ambiguity.
Indian tech companies, many other unicorns and the like, are running helter-skelter. Thanks, in large part, to the ambiguous changes made to the recently revised FDI policy. The revisions make government nod mandatory for FDI from countries that share a border with India. This was announced in Press Note 3 (April 17). Later, to give effect to this, the Foreign Exchange Management (Non-debt Instruments) Rules, 2019, (FEMA Rules) were amended.
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Lalit is an M&A and PE lawyer and advises companies and institutions in corporate commercial transactions including private and public M&A, private equity, joint ventures, corporate restructuring, foreign direct investment (FDI), offshore investment (ODI) and advisory on corporate laws.