Master Circular on Foreign Investment in India
This circular outlines the guidelines for foreign investment in India, including foreign direct investment, portfolio investment, venture capital investment, and other foreign investments.
Foreign Direct Investment:
Investments can be made through the Automatic Route or Government Route. Eligibility for investment requires free foreign exchange. Instruments include fresh issue of shares, preferential allotment, and issue of shares by SEZs against import of capital goods.
Portfolio Investment:
Investments can be made under the Portfolio Investment Scheme (PIS).
Venture Capital Investment:
Investments can be made in venture capital funds registered with SEBI.
Other Foreign Investments:
Includes investments in partnership firms or proprietary concerns.
Reporting Guidelines:
Reporting requirements for foreign investments in India are outlined in this section.
Investment in Partnership Firm/Proprietary Concern:
Foreign direct investment is permitted in partnership firms or proprietary concerns.
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