FOREIGN EXCHANGE MANAGEMENT (TRANSFER OR ISSUE OF SECURITY BY A PERSON RESIDENT OUTSIDE INDIA) REGULATIONS, 2000 (From Regulation 1 to Regulation SCHEDULE 11)
Form DR filing requires Indian companies issuing GDR/ADR to report issuance details and certify regulatory compliance. Form DR requires an Indian company that has arranged issue of GDRs/ADRs to submit a return to the Reserve Bank of India containing issuer and intermediary details, purpose and deployment of proceeds, whether funds remain abroad, pre- and post-issue equity capital breakdown by resident and non-resident categories, number and ratio of instruments to underlying shares, investor details for private placements, listing arrangements, issue expenses, amounts raised and repatriated, and disclosure of FIPB/automatic route status and sectoral caps, with certification of compliance by a Chartered Accountant and authorised company signatory.
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Form DR filing requires Indian companies issuing GDR/ADR to report issuance details and certify regulatory compliance.
Form DR requires an Indian company that has arranged issue of GDRs/ADRs to submit a return to the Reserve Bank of India containing issuer and intermediary details, purpose and deployment of proceeds, whether funds remain abroad, pre- and post-issue equity capital breakdown by resident and non-resident categories, number and ratio of instruments to underlying shares, investor details for private placements, listing arrangements, issue expenses, amounts raised and repatriated, and disclosure of FIPB/automatic route status and sectoral caps, with certification of compliance by a Chartered Accountant and authorised company signatory.
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