A website covering the regulatory framework for Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in India, explaining what FDI is and how it involves cross-border ownership and control of assets.

Foreign Direct Investment (“FDI”) refers to the investment made by an individual, company, or entity from one country into another country, with the objective of establishing a lasting interest and control in a business enterprise located in the host country. It involves the direct ownership or control of assets in the foreign country, typically in the form of equity capital, reinvested earnings, or intra-company loans.



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Foreign Investment in India: Regulatory Framework | Ahlawat & Associates

Foreign Direct Investment (“FDI”) refers to the investment made by an individual, company, or firm from one country into another country.