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of <h1>Non-resident entities can purchase Indian company shares under Foreign Direct Investment Scheme with sectoral caps and compliance requirements</h1> Non-resident entities may purchase shares, convertible debentures, or warrants issued by Indian companies under the Foreign Direct Investment Scheme, subject to sectoral caps and entry route requirements. Investment is permitted through automatic route for most sectors up to 100% unless specifically restricted, with government approval required for prohibited activities or investments exceeding sectoral limits. Share pricing must comply with SEBI guidelines for listed companies or internationally accepted valuation methods for unlisted entities. Payment must be received through normal banking channels, NRE/FCNR accounts, or escrow accounts, with shares issued within 180 days. Companies must report investments to Reserve Bank within specified timeframes and submit annual returns on foreign liabilities and assets.
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