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The Foreign Direct Investment means cross border
investment made by a resident in one economy in an enterprise in another economy, with the objective of establishing a lasting in the investee economy.
FORMS OF FDI
Greenfield Investment Mergers &Acquisition Horizontal FDI Vertical FDI
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Bigger market for small and medium enterprises and better branding. Bring foreign investment and global practices Induce better competition Introduce cost effective manufacturing technology Handling issues and challenges faced by two wheeler industry in India including fuel technology, development of nurturing practices for working manpower
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Small retailers and other Kirana Stores
Life sciences
Cleantech
THE KEY CHANGES PROPOSED UNDER THE FDI LIMITS ARE AS FOLLOWS
Before the proposal Sector/Activity % of FDI /Equity Entry Route % of FDI / Equity Entry Route Higher limits of foreign investment in "state of-the-art" manufacturing would be considered by the CCS Automatic Route After the proposal
Defense Sector
26%
Government Route
No Change
Insurance Sector
26%
Automatic Route
49%
Telecom Services
74%
100%
Tea Plantation
100%
Government Route
100%
Cont
Sector/Activity Asset Reconstruction Company Petroleum & Natural Gas Before the proposal 74% of paid-up capital of ARC (FDI+FII) 49% After the proposal Automatic up to 49% Government route beyond 49% and up to 100% Automatic Route Government Route 100%
Government Route
49%
Commodity Exchanges
49% (FDI & FII) + [Investment by Registered FII under Portfolio Investment Scheme (PIS) will be limited to 23% and Investment under FDI Scheme limited to 26% ]
49%
Automatic Route
Power Exchanges
49% (FDI &FII) FDI limit of 26 per cent and an FII Government Route limit of 23 per cent of the (For FDI) paidup capital
49%
Automatic Route
Cont
Before the proposal Sector/Activity % of FDI /Equity Entry Route % of FDI / Equity Entry Route After the proposal
Automatic Route
Courier Services
100%
Automatic Route
100%
Cont
2. On issue of shares to foreign investor
A report in Form FC-GPR (Foreign Collaboration General Permission Route should be filed with the Regional Office of RBI with required documents
Investment Commission
Project approval Board
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Japan - Investment: Rs 25,001 crore ($5,511 million) Cyprus - Investment: Rs 22,702 crore ($4,982 million)
SUGGESTION
We suggest that FDI is beneficial to our country since we are developing. Every activity has its own benefits and drawbacks. The important is which one is dominating. According to our point of view FDI is welcomed one due to the reasons such as High employment opportunities Growth of government revenue by bringing the foreign currencies into India. Increasing exports. International standard products
Thank you