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2026-02-18 14:03:48 -

Joint Venture or Wholly Owned Subsidiary? A Legal Guide for Foreign Investors Entering India
India has firmly established itself as one of the most attractive investment destinations in the world. With foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows growing from USD 36 billion in 2013-14 to an estimated USD 81 billion in 2024-25, the message is clear: global capital is flowing into India at an unprecedented pace. Behind this surge lies a liberalised regulatory framework, a digitally active...

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2026-02-12 13:05:02 -

Structuring a Joint Venture in India: Equity vs Contractual Models for Foreign Investors
Here’s the thing. India keeps drawing global investment even when other markets slow down. Policy reforms, smoother approval systems, and a consistent effort to liberalize foreign participation have made entry more predictable. That momentum has translated into rising inflows across manufacturing, technology, infrastructure, and services. For many overseas companies, the most practical...

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2026-02-26 20:30:29 -

High-Tech Joint Ventures in India: Bridging IP Gaps in Semiconductors, Electronics, AI, and Defense
India's emergence as a global technology powerhouse is increasingly being shaped by strategic joint venture collaborations across semiconductors, electronics manufacturing, artificial intelligence, and defense. Yet the path is not without friction. IP law complexities and foreign investment regulations continue to pose real challenges for these partnerships. For companies, startups, and...

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2026-03-08 05:12:40 -

Joint Ventures and Partnerships in India
Something I've noticed over the years of practising corporate law in India: the terms 'joint venture' and 'partnership' get thrown around almost interchangeably in board meetings, pitch decks, and term sheets — even by people who absolutely should know better. It's not laziness; it's just that in casual business conversation, both words point at the same idea: two or more parties working...

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