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Foreign investment classification distinguishes FDI, FPI, equity instruments and non-debt instruments while prescribing sectoral-cap treatment.
Definitions governing non-debt instruments and foreign investment classify equity instruments, FDI, FPI, foreign investment, investment and sectoral caps. FDI covers qualifying investment in unlisted or listed Indian companies, while FPI covers sub-threshold listed-company holdings. Foreign investment includes repatriable investment in Indian company equity instruments or LLP capital, including beneficial interests held by non-residents. Non-debt instruments include equity investments, LLP participation, specified investment-vehicle units, equity-oriented fund units, securitisation equity tranches, immovable property dealings, trust contributions and qualifying depository receipts. Sectoral caps aggregate foreign and indirect foreign investment.
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