India weighs easing FDI norms for downstream investments
The proposal, under inter-ministerial consideration, could simplify indirect foreign investment into Indian companies and support overseas capital inflows across sectors, including consumer-facing businesses.
The government is considering easing FDI norms for downstream investments, potentially facilitating indirect foreign investment into Indian companies. The proposal, under inter-ministerial discussion, aims to increase overseas capital inflows and job creation.
Why this matters
The FDI review follows India’s recent focus on retailer supply-chain resilience through import substitution and on EV demand, local manufacturing and battery support.
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