Indian Depository Receipts issuance rules: rupee denomination, immediate repatriation, regulator approval and restricted fungibility for investors. Schedule 10 permits non Indian companies to issue Indian Depository Receipts (IDRs) through a Domestic Depository subject to company and securities law compliance, sectoral regulator approval where applicable, rupee denomination, and immediate repatriation of proceeds. FPIs, NRIs and OCIs may transact in IDRs with NRIs/OCIs using designated external accounts; limited two way fungibility is allowed under Reserve Bank terms. IDRs cannot be redeemed into underlying equity before one year and any redemption or conversion must comply with foreign exchange transfer or issue regulations.
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Indian Depository Receipts issuance rules: rupee denomination, immediate repatriation, regulator approval and restricted fungibility for investors.
Schedule 10 permits non Indian companies to issue Indian Depository Receipts (IDRs) through a Domestic Depository subject to company and securities law compliance, sectoral regulator approval where applicable, rupee denomination, and immediate repatriation of proceeds. FPIs, NRIs and OCIs may transact in IDRs with NRIs/OCIs using designated external accounts; limited two way fungibility is allowed under Reserve Bank terms. IDRs cannot be redeemed into underlying equity before one year and any redemption or conversion must comply with foreign exchange transfer or issue regulations.
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