The Indian government is considering to remove the FDI (Foreign Direct investment) cap on the telecom sector in order to seek more foreign investment and boost the rupee value, reportsBloomberg citing two finance ministry officials with direct knowledge of the matter.
The report states that the changes are expected to be announced in late June or early July and following this development, foreign investors will be able to own 100% stake in telecom companies, up from the existing 74% limit. Finance Ministry Spokesman D.S. Malik however declined to comment on this development to the publication.
This follows an ET report in April 2013, which had suggested that the government is considering to amend foreign investment norms by allowing 100% FDI in telecom sector.
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The report states that the changes are expected to be announced in late June or early July and following this development, foreign investors will be able to own 100% stake in telecom companies, up from the existing 74% limit. Finance Ministry Spokesman D.S. Malik however declined to comment on this development to the publication.
This follows an ET report in April 2013, which had suggested that the government is considering to amend foreign investment norms by allowing 100% FDI in telecom sector.
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