The investment made by a company of one country in another country is called Foreign Direct Investment (FDI). With such investment, the investors get some share in the management of the company in the other country in which its money is invested. It is generally believed that to get FDI status to an investment, at least a foreign investor has to buy 10% shares in the company. Along with this, he also has to acquire a franchise in an investment company. Particularly the objective is to participate in the management of enterprises when lending long term by a parent company to its subsidiary. India has changed the rules of its FDI. Any company or individual of a country that shares a direct land border with India will have to take permission from the Government of India to invest in India. Let's know much more About Foreign Direct Investment (FDI).
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