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<h1>Qualified Foreign Investors can invest in Indian equity shares through registered depositories with 5% individual and 10% aggregate limits</h1> The regulations establish a framework for Qualified Foreign Investors to invest in Indian equity shares through registered Qualified Depository Participants. Eligible investors can purchase equity shares of listed Indian companies through recognized stock exchanges and public offerings, with sales permitted through exchanges, open offers, or buybacks. Investment limits are set at 5% individual and 10% aggregate of company paid-up capital, monitored jointly by investors, depositories, and companies. Investors must maintain single non-interest bearing rupee accounts with authorized banks and dedicated demat accounts. Pricing follows applicable securities regulations, with mandatory KYC compliance and reporting requirements to both securities and banking regulators.