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PM opens door wider for foreign investment09-NOV-09
‘In addition to FDI, we welcome portfolio investment in Indian companies,’ says Singh. Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today sent out a strong message on the need for further economic reform, particularly in the financial sector, and welcomed investment through qualified institutional investors in Indian companies. Stating that the country has been able to withstand the economic downturn, he said a gradual phase-out of the stimulus measures would take place next year.
FIPB to consider Jet's foreign fund raising plans05-OCT-09
Private carrier Jet Airways' plan to raise funds from international institutional investors will come up for approval by the Foreign Investment Promotion Board this week.
Comexes given 6 more months for divesting foreign equity30-SEP-09
The government today gave a second extension up to March 31, 2010 to commodity exchanges to fall in line with the foreign investment ceiling of 5 per cent for an individual investor within the cap of 49 per cent.
FII inflows to cross $10 bn-mark this month: Analysts20-SEP-09
Foreign investment in the Indian stock markets may cross $10 billion-mark by the end of this month as a hefty $9.8 billion (Rs 47,674 crore) have already been poured into the bourses by overseas entities so far this year, analysts feel.
UAE may allow 100% ownership of businesses14-SEP-09
International companies would be allowed to hold 100 per cent ownership of businesses they set up in the United Arab Emirates under a new legislation aimed at boosting foreign investment.
Govt sets up 'Invest India' JV to attract foreign investments10-SEP-09
Faced with declining foreign direct investment (FDI), the government today decided to set up a joint venture company, Invest India, to attract overseas funds during the remaining period of the 11th Five-Year Plan (2007-12).
FDI up 56% as India beats recession blues10-SEP-09
India is back on the radar of global investors even in the midst of the global financial crisis, with 56 per cent year-on-year rise in inflows of foreign direct investment in July this year, an official said.
No more changes to Press Notes 2, 4: Finance ministry28-AUG-09
Eases regulatory hurdles for Bharti-MTN deal.
Foreign investment up 5-fold to $15 bn in April-June13-AUG-09
Signs of India's economic recovery appear to have lifted confidence among foreign investors as the flow of foreign investment has surged five times in the April-June quarter to $15 billion.
FIPB rejects Cargill Capital's two-year extension plea13-AUG-09
Cargill Capital & Financial Services India faces revocation of its Non-Banking Financial Company (NBFC) status unless it brings in additional equity by September 2. The Foreign Investment Promotion Board (FIPB) has rejected its application for extension of the deadline to bring in $41.7 million as foreign direct investment from its Netherlands-based parent, Cargill Holdings BV. The company needs the money to meet the capitalisation norms.
Roads sector to attract $10 bn foreign investment: Nath24-JUL-09
India is likely to attract foreign investment of $10 billion (about Rs 48,000 crore) in the road sector over the next two years, Road Transport and Highways Minister Kamal Nath said today.
Raise FDI cap in defence to 49%: US firms21-JUL-09
The US India Business Council (USIBC), an advocacy group representing American companies doing business in India, has asked Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to increase the cap of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in the defense sector to 49 per cent.
Govt defers decision on UB's proposal to raise Rs 708 cr02-JUL-09
The government has deferred its decision on UB Group’s proposal for raising Rs 708 crore by issuing convertible warrants to FirStart Inc, on the recommendation of Foreign Investment Promotion Board (FIPB).
Govt to allow 26% foreign investment in pension sector23-JUN-09
The government is considering allowing 26 per cent foreign direct investment (FDI) in pension sector as part of reforms in the area.
New mining policy may attract $5 bn overseas investment22-JUN-09
The domestic mining space has the potential to attract $5 billion foreign investment, but it is the policy and the rules governing the sector that will determine the flow of funds into the country, a top government official said.
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