FDI from bordering countries is regulated under Press Note 3 and its 2026 amendment to ensure national security while enabling investment. Investments up to 10% with non-controlling beneficial ownership may qualify under the automatic route, while larger investments require government approval. Proper disclosure, compliance with FEMA, and adherence to RBI and DPIIT norms are essential for lawful investment.
India’s FDI Clarifications on Land-Border Investments: What Overseas Firms and M&A Dealmakers Must Know Key Takeaways (Executive Summary for Global Investors) The Government of India is actively formulating detailed clarifications to resolve long-standing ambiguities under Press Note 3 (PN3) of…
The Union Cabinet chaired by Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi has approved change in guidelines on investments from countries sharing land border with India (LBCs). The Union cabinet has endorsed amendments to the Foreign Direct Investment (‘FDI’) policy applicable to…
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