Acquisition and Investment
India has now liberalized considerably its foreign policies, in order to encourage foreign trades and Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in diverse industries in India. As a result, India has been witnessing rampant establishment of International business concerns through the joint venture with Indian companies or by forming a new company or wholly owned subsidiaries. Lowered trade tariffs have also facilitated greatly the foreign trade and have encouraged the International companies to set up their business operations in India, in industries of manufacturing, insurance, telecom, software, trading, and so on. The Company Policies of India offer any company the liberty to be either a Private Limited Company or a public limited company.
Our expert and elegant services in this connection are exclusive. We offer specialized help and counsel for establishing a new business (both Private & Public Limited Companies) including, the process of company formation, extent of investment, channel of investments, and the foreign exchange controls. Since we provide both financial and legal help to our clients, we save their considerable time, money and efforts. We help them comprehensively in the setting up of branch offices, project offices and liaison offices, wherever strategically important, with prior and proper approval from the Reserve Bank of India.
The Private Companies are smaller in size constituting a maximum of 50 members, with a minimum paid-up capital of Rs.1,00,000/ . More restrictive than the Public Limited Company, Private Companies prohibit the issue of subscription of shares and debentures to the general public, and forbid the acceptance of deposits from any other person except for its members, directors or their relatives. While the Public Limited Company starts from a minimum paid-up capital of Rs.5,00,000/- with the minimum permissible strength of seven members.