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Swiggy plans to become wholly Indian company as FEMA rules reshape its board
India
Published on 13 May 2026

Foreign investors still hold 60 percent of Swiggy shares
Swiggy is revamping its board structure to qualify as a wholly Indian concern under FEMA rules. The move is driven by stakeholder inquiries as the company manages foreign investment that accounts for roughly 60% of its shares. With India’s food delivery market fiercely competitive, the shift could give Swiggy greater autonomy and control in the next phase of growth.
- Swiggy will revamp its board to meet FEMA requirements
- Stakeholder inquiries are reportedly behind the restructuring push
- Foreign investors hold about 60% of Swiggy shares
- The change aims to boost Swiggy’s India-based autonomy
Read the full story at The Economic Times
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The Economic Times
