Overseas Direct Investment- Liberalisation/ Rationalisation. - RBI issued consolidated guidelines relating to transfer of foreign security by way of sales of a JV or WOS outside India with and without write off
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Overseas Direct Investment transfer rules permit sale of foreign JV/WOS subject to specified conditions and reporting. The Reserve Bank permits Indian parties to sell shares of overseas JV/WOS without prior approval where the sale does not cause write off, is on a listed exchange or at a CA/CPA certified fair value if private, the overseas concern has operated for at least one year and filed audited accounts and performance report, no dues or export proceeds are outstanding, and the Indian party is not under investigation; specified write off disinvestments are permitted without prior approval in enumerated cases subject to the same operational conditions; disinvestment details must be filed with the designated AD Category I bank within thirty days, otherwise prior RBI permission is required.
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Overseas Direct Investment transfer rules permit sale of foreign JV/WOS subject to specified conditions and reporting.
The Reserve Bank permits Indian parties to sell shares of overseas JV/WOS without prior approval where the sale does not cause write off, is on a listed exchange or at a CA/CPA certified fair value if private, the overseas concern has operated for at least one year and filed audited accounts and performance report, no dues or export proceeds are outstanding, and the Indian party is not under investigation; specified write off disinvestments are permitted without prior approval in enumerated cases subject to the same operational conditions; disinvestment details must be filed with the designated AD Category I bank within thirty days, otherwise prior RBI permission is required.
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