FDI/ODI Valuation

FEMA valuation refers to the valuation of assets, investments, or transactions in the context of the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) in India. FEMA is a law that regulates foreign exchange and foreign investments in India. It is primarily aimed at promoting and facilitating external trade and payments and for promoting the orderly development and maintenance of foreign exchange markets in India.

Under FEMA, various transactions and investments involving foreign exchange or foreign assets are subject to regulation, and the valuation of these assets or transactions is essential for compliance and reporting purposes.

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Valuations Under FEMA

Issue of Shares to Overseas Investors

The issue of shares to overseas investors, also known as foreign or international investors, refers to the process of a company or corporation offering its ownership stakes (shares or stocks)...

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Transfer of shares to/from Overseas Investors

The transfer of shares to overseas investors refers to the process of an existing shareholder or group of shareholders selling their ownership stakes (shares or stocks) in a company to...

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ODI Valuation

Overseas Direct Investment (ODI) means when a company or individual invests in a foreign business by either buying a significant part of that foreign business, becoming a part of its...

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Restructuring

Restructuring involves reorganizing a company’s operations, structure, or finances to improve efficiency, address challenges, or achieve strategic goals, including mergers, acquisitions, debt adjustments, or cost reductions

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FDI/ODI Valuation