Foreign investment liberalisation expands automatic entry and relaxed conditions, inviting larger joint infrastructure and manufacturing projects.
The address promotes deepening India-Singapore economic partnership via foreign investment liberalisation and regulatory predictability, detailing liberalised FDI caps, automatic approval routes, relaxed entry/exit conditions, PE norm modifications, GAAR deferment and assurance against retrospective taxation. It highlights accelerated clearances, licensing rationalisation, composite sector caps for FPIs, AIF regulations, and capital gains tax rationalisation for REITs, alongside institutional reforms including a bankruptcy code, company law tribunal and GST. Financing and project collaboration measures include a National Investment and Infrastructure Fund, tax-free infrastructure bonds, rupee bonds abroad and targeted infrastructure and manufacturing programs.

Ease of doing business: streamline processes and non discriminatory infrastructure to attract private investment and cooperation.
States are urged to prioritise ease of doing business by streamlining processes, reducing discretionary bottlenecks, and ensuring availability of infrastructure such as land in a non-discriminatory manner to attract private investment. Competitive federalism and investor choice are presented as drivers for simplifying procedures and shortening investment timelines, while central ministries offer programme support and institutional investments contingent on state facilitation.

Disinvestment of Government equity via Offer for Sale under SEBI rules using stock exchange mechanism.
Authorisation to execute a Government equity disinvestment by way of an Offer for Sale of a specified block of paid-up shares through the stock exchange mechanism, reducing the Government's shareholding and incorporating a prior employee share offer adjustment, to be implemented in accordance with prevailing securities market rules.

Foreign direct investment approvals granted across manufacturing, NBFC, AIF and pharma sectors, with one NBFC proposal rejected.
The Government approved six FDI proposals totalling approximately Rs. 1810.25 crore on FIPB recommendations, encompassing post-facto regularisations, equity issuances to settle dues, sponsor contribution confirmation for an AIF Category III vehicle, a share-swap acquisition in the pharmaceutical sector, and an increase of foreign equity in an NBFC via issuance to foreign institutional investors. One proposal from an NBFC seeking permission for investment into government securities and liquid funds was rejected. Approved proposals span manufacturing, NBFC, AIF and pharma sectors.

Foreign direct investment approvals: four proposals cleared while several proposals deferred or rejected under FIPB recommendations.
Government approval, based on FIPB recommendations, was granted for four FDI proposals totalling approximately Rs. 384.45 crore across pharma, manufacturing and defence, including foreign equity infusion, ESOP clarification and issuance to non resident employees, a small equity purchase, and an increase in permitted foreign shareholding. Five proposals were deferred pending further scrutiny of ownership, entry conditions and transaction mechanics, four proposals were rejected for reasons including post facto allotment and ineligible downstream investment amendments, and one proposal was held not to lie before the body.

Insolvency resolution: unified, time-bound framework with regulated professionals and specialized adjudicating authorities.
The draft Bill consolidates insolvency law into a unified, time-bound framework establishing an Insolvency Regulator, specialized adjudicating authorities, regulated insolvency professionals and information utilities; prescribes structured corporate revival and liquidation processes with interim professional management, creditor voting on resolution plans and prioritized asset distribution; and creates Fresh Start and insolvency resolution processes for individuals and unlimited partnerships, with transitional provisions for regulator functions and abatement of specified legacy proceedings.