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<h1>Indian Parties Can Invest in Overseas JVs or WOS, Within 100% Net Worth Limit, Under RBI Guidelines</h1> The regulations permit Indian parties to make direct investments in overseas Joint Ventures (JVs) or Wholly Owned Subsidiaries (WOS) under specified conditions. The total financial commitment must not exceed 100% of the net worth, or as determined by the Reserve Bank of India. Investments can be made through various means, including remittances in convertible currencies, capitalizing export proceeds, and issuing guarantees. Investments must be in bona fide business activities, and the Indian party must not be on any caution or defaulter lists. Transactions must be routed through a designated authorized dealer branch, and investments in certain non-cooperative countries are prohibited.