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September 25, 2003 
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Old investors to soon benefit from eased FDI Norms

A proposal will be placed before the Cabinet shortly to decide on whether foreign investment in several sectors and overseas companies, bound by some of the stiff conditions imposed earlier, should be given the same dispensation available to those entering now.

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This move is definitely a fall out of swelling forex reserves and is in stark contrast to the paranoia over repatriation and large outflows that had led to the earlier norms being imposed. These norms were unrealistic: for example Coke and Pepsi had to divest a stake to Indian investors!!

 

Over five to six years ago, the government had imposed several conditions on overseas companies, which wanted to set shop in India. It is thus basically evaluating the possibility of offering a level playing field to all foreign firms and MNCs.

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