Eximkey - India Export Import Policy 2004 2013 Exim Policy

(i) Reserve Bank (Central Office) will monitor the overall ceiling of 10% on the acquisition of shares/debentures by NRIs/OCBs under the Portfolio Investment Scheme with the assistance of link offices of authorised dealers in Mumbai. The link offices should submit a statement in form LEC (NRI) giving details of purchases/sales of shares/debentures (company-wise) made by all designated branches on daily basis. The daily statement should be serially numbered. All purchase and sale transactions for which commitments have been made(as evidenced by contract notes issued by recognised stock exchange brokers) irrespective of whether the actual deliveries have been effected or not should be included in the daily statement. Sales where shares/debentures were originally purchased by the NRI/OCB investors through stock exchange should only be included in the statement. If no transactions are effected on any day, a nil statement need not be submitted.

(ii) Indian companies listed on recognised stock exchanges in India may, however, resolve by a General Body Resolution to allow NRIs/OCBs to acquire shares/debentures up to 24% instead of the 10% mentioned in paragraph 10C.21(ii). Indian companies desirous of exceeding the limit of 10% should, therefore, forward the necessary resolution to Reserve Bank indicating that the General Body has no objection to NRIs/OCBs purchasing shares/debentures up to 24% of the paid up capital/paid up vakue of each series of convertible debentures. On receipt of the resolution, the name of the company will be intimated to all link offices of designated branches of authorised dealers to enable them to make purchases on behalf of their clients up to the raised/revised limit in respect of the company.

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