ODI filing covers outbound investment by Indian entities or eligible investors in foreign ventures, subject to applicable overseas investment rules.
Indian businesses expanding abroad should review their structure, investment route, transaction value, board approvals, banking arrangements, foreign entity details, reporting duties, and ongoing compliance.
Structure and route
Banking arrangements
Reporting duties
Audience
Who is this for?
Indian entities
Indian entities investing in foreign ventures.
Eligible investors
Eligible investors expanding outside India.
Overseas presence
Groups building an overseas presence.
The process
What it involves
Outbound investment can create obligations both at the time of investment and afterward. Depending on the facts, these may include Annual Performance Report tracking, investment updates, financial records, and coordination with bankers.
Eraqus helps clients understand and organise reporting, review documentation, maintain transaction records, coordinate with professionals or bankers, and track continuing compliance.
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Review structure and investment route
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Confirm transaction value and approvals
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Coordinate banking arrangements
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Organise reporting and documentation
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Maintain transaction records
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Track continuing compliance
Before you begin
Key considerations
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Structure, investment route, and transaction value.
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Board approvals.
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Banking arrangements.
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Reporting at the time of, and after, the investment.
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Continuing obligations such as Annual Performance Reports.
After incorporation
Ongoing compliance and the right choice
Overseas expansion should rest on a clean regulatory and financial trail. Proper documentation helps the Indian business maintain credibility and avoid future complications.
Describe where your business stands and what you plan next. The team will help you understand the structure, documentation, and compliance that fit your situation.