The Department of Industrial Policy & Promotion has proposed to relax the investment cap for foreign institutional investors, but with conditions, reports CNBC-TV18's Rituparna Bhuyan. The proposal by the DIPP suggests hiking the FII investment limit up to the cap on Foreign Direct Investment. The total FII investment cap is 24% if it is done via an FDI scheme.
The scheme will be part of the updated FDI policy, which will be unveiled on March 31. The Department has said that a prior board and shareholder nod is a must for such an increase. It has also proposed equity shares against import of capital goods equipment to be FDI. Capital goods will include second-hand machines. Foreign direct investment into the investment company will also need the approval of the Foreign Investment Promotion Board.
Source: www.moneycontrol.com
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