Infini Juridique has an excellent team of Attorneys who deal exclusively on matters related to investments in India by Foreign Companies or Individuals. We advise the clients on opportunities in India, way and manner in which investments can be made, nature of approvals/permissions/licenses required and also provide handholding services to set up business.
Our Attorneys, due to their wide network and relationship, also help clients in identifying the correct partners in India. They also provide match-making services by identifying businesses in India who are looking for franchise or licenses or technology from foreign companies.
The Firm not only advises its clients on how to structure their investment, but also provides necessary assistance in incorporating the Company in India, provide secretarial assistance and temporary address for registered office. The Firm also handles liaison activity with various government offices for necessary clarification/approval.
Some of the recent activities of Infini Juridique:
- We advised a major Spanish Company – LKS set up its business in India.
- We advised a well known US Entertainment Media in starting their business.
- We advised Haier Telecom in their JV in India.
- We have advised NYK Shipping in their investment in ICD.
- We have advised a major Japanese Company in their JV with an Indian Partner.
- We have advised FINPROJECT SPA on their various aspects of investments in India.
We advise clients on the sectoral investment opportunities in India.
We seek approvals and permissions for investment in India, in terms of the requirements under the FDI.
We help clients in match-making and finding good Indian Partners for Joint Ventures or even take overs.
We help in the incorporation of a new company or a JV Company.
We provide handholding services including employment contracts, vendor agreements, real estate agreements etc.
…Lawyers of Infini Juridique have a good understanding and clarity on FDI!
India is one of the safest destinations in the world which provides the best investment opportunities. Government of India is playing a pro-active role in promotion of foreign investments in India and ease of doing business. In the last three years, India has continuously jumped in the Ease of Doing Business index of World Bank. Today, India is amongst the top 60 ranks in Ease of Doing Business. Government of India is continuously easing out red-tapes that were preventing the foreign investors from investing in India. Government of India has also played a very important role in reducing the corporate tax to promote investments in India.
Today, India has become an attractive destination for investment. Its large English-speaking population and huge pool of skilled man power makes it better positioned than other destinations.
India, the largest democracy and 10th largest economy in the world, with its consistent growth performance and abundant high skilled manpower provides enormous opportunities for investment, both domestic and foreign. India is the fourth largest economy in terms of purchase power parity and the tenth most industrialized country in the world. The policy of reforms followed by Government of India in the post-1991 period recognizes the important role of foreign capital in the industrial & economic development of the country. Foreign capital inflow is encouraged not only as source of financial capital but also as a tool of knowledge and technology transfer.
Government of India has taken several initiatives and measures during this period to encourage foreign investment inflows, particularly the flow of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) into India. Major thrust areas include infrastructure development particularly energy, power, telecom and township development. FDI in most of the sectors/activities including manufacturing sectors are under the automatic route and require only notifying the Reserve Bank of India. Initiatives have also been taken to make procedures related to transfer of shares and repatriation simpler. The policy & procedures for induction of foreign technology have also been progressively simplified. To create a more conducive investment climate, the procedures governing approvals/clearances are continuously reviewed. FDI up to 100% is allowed under the automatic route in almost all activities/sectors.