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Investing in Indian stocks is now easier for overseas investors

India has revised foreign investment rules, enabling all overseas individuals, beyond NRIs and OCIs, to invest in listed Indian companies via the Portfolio Investment Scheme (PIS).

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Investing in Indian stocks is now easier for overseas investors

India expanded the Portfolio Investment Scheme to all overseas investors, doubling individual limits to 10% of equity and raising caps from 10% to 24%. This opens the startup ecosystem to global capital, intensifying regional tech competition.

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Govt notifies rules to lift investments by persons resident outside India - The Economic Times

India raised portfolio investment limits for foreign individuals to 10% per company (from 5%) and 24% aggregate (from 10%) to stabilize the rupee. This eases tech fund managers' allocation to Indian startups and IT assets amid competitive capital flows.

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domenica 14 giugno 2026·thehindubusinessline.com
Finmin widens definition of overseas individual investors participating in capital markets
Experts feel the move may not enough to bring in foreign investment because the reason for their receding interest in India is a factor of structural macroeconomic issues and not…
domenica 14 giugno 2026·economictimes.indiatimes.com
Govt notifies rules to lift investments by persons resident outside India - The Economic Times

In an exciting development, India has relaxed its investment rules, making it more convenient for foreign investors to dive into its dynamic stock market. The latest regulations…

Investing in Indian stocks is now easier for overseas investors

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Investing in Indian stocks is now easier for overseas investors

Govt notifies rules to lift investments by persons resident outside India - The Economic Times

Timeline cronologica

Finmin widens definition of overseas individual investors participating in capital markets

Govt notifies rules to lift investments by persons resident outside India - The Economic Times

Finmin widens definition of overseas individual investors participating in capital markets

Portfolio investment scheme now open to PROIs

Investing in Indian stocks is now easier for overseas investors

RBI opens listed Indian equities for foreign investors

RBI eases investment rules for NRIs, OCIs; permits designated repatriable rupee accounts - The Economic Times

Foreign investors may bet big on Indian stocks after regulatory clarity emerges