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India relaxes FDI rules, allowing up to 10% Chinese ownership in overseas firms investing automatically, targeting supply chain growth.
India has eased FDI rules, allowing overseas companies with up to 10% Chinese shareholding to invest under the automatic route, provided they meet sectoral limits and are not registered in China, Hong Kong, or bordering countries.
The change, effective upon FEMA notification, removes mandatory government approval for minority stakes from bordering nations, focusing on beneficial ownership over 10% as defined by the PMLA.
Entities from bordering countries still require government approval, and investments must be reported.
The move aims to boost investor confidence, streamline approvals, and support supply chain development, with expedited processing in key sectors.
China’s FDI share in India remains minimal at 0.32%.
La India relaja las reglas de IED, permitiendo hasta un 10% de propiedad china en empresas extranjeras que invierten automáticamente, apuntando al crecimiento de la cadena de suministro.