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India set to ease FDI rules for firms with small Chinese stakes and faster approvals
Business
Published on 30 April 2026
A 10 percent Chinese stake could unlock quick-track approvals
India is preparing to loosen FDI rules for foreign firms that include Chinese stakeholders up to a 10 percent limit. The move is designed to attract more investment, especially in key manufacturing sectors, while speeding up the approval process for eligible proposals. The policy shift signals a more business-friendly approach as India seeks investment momentum.
- India plans to relax FDI norms for foreign firms with limited Chinese stake
- A 10 percent Chinese share appears to be the threshold
- Eligible proposals may get faster approvals to spur investment
- Focus is likely on boosting manufacturing investment inflows
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