<h1>India's Telecom Sector FDI Cap Remains at 74%, Encourages Global Investments from USA, Mauritius, and Netherlands.</h1> The composite Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) cap in the Indian telecom sector is set at 74%. Since the FDI limit increased from 49% to 74% in 2005, numerous companies have utilized this ceiling for telecom services. In 2009, the government revised the calculation of indirect foreign investment, allowing more flexibility for further investments. This change reduced composite FDI in some companies, creating more room for investment. Various telecom companies, including those from the USA, Mauritius, and the Netherlands, have reached the FDI cap, engaging in activities like ISP, CMTS, and network services. This information was provided in a government press release.