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Govt allows direct listing of Indian cos on international exchanges of GIFT IFSC

Economic Times

Economic Times · 1y ago

Govt allows direct listing of Indian cos on international exchanges of GIFT IFSC

The Indian government has approved the direct listing of securities by Indian companies on international exchanges to attract foreign investments. The Ministry of Finance has amended the Foreign Exchange Management (Non-debt Instruments) Rules to allow for the "Direct Listing of Equity Shares of Companies Incorporated in India on International Exchanges Scheme." The move aims to boost foreign investment flows, unlock growth opportunities, and broaden the investor base for Indian companies. The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) is currently in the process of issuing operational guidelines for listed Indian companies.

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Indian startups’ US IPO listing presents both opportunities and challenges

Money Control

Money Control · 1y ago

Indian startups’ US IPO listing presents both opportunities and challenges

The article discusses the choices and challenges faced by Indian tech startups when it comes to listing on US stock exchanges or considering emerging alternatives like the GIFT International Financial Services Centre (IFSC). US listings offer a broader investor base, increased visibility, and higher valuations, but come with adherence to stringent regulations and standards. On the other hand, the IFSC offers cost advantages but lacks a diverse investor base and trading volumes. The article also highlights the importance of ESG considerations and the role of US financial institutions in assisting companies with the complexities of US listings.

IFSCA To Notify Revised Rules For Direct Listing On GIFT City

Inc42 · 1y ago

IFSCA To Notify Revised Rules For Direct Listing On GIFT City

The IFSCA chairman has announced that the regulatory norms for companies listed in India to access foreign funds through GIFT City will be approved by the end of June and notified in early July. The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) will need to amend existing regulations to facilitate this. In January, the Indian government issued rules for direct listing of Indian companies on the GIFT City exchanges.

SENI eases norms for stock brokers to operate from GIFT city

YourStory

YourStory · 3m ago

SENI eases norms for stock brokers to operate from GIFT city

SEBI has eased rules for stock brokers operating in the International Financial Services Centre (IFSC) at GIFT City, allowing operations without prior approval. Brokers can conduct activities via a separate business unit (SBU) of the stock broking entity. SBUs must segregate IFSC activities from Indian market activities and comply with regulatory frameworks. Existing subsidiaries in GIFT-IFSC can be converted to SBUs. Each SBU requires separate accounting, risk management, and net worth assessments.

What investment opportunities does Gift city offer to NRIs?

Money Control

Money Control · 11m ago

What investment opportunities does Gift city offer to NRIs?

The GIFT International Financial Services Centre (GIFT IFSC) in India is gaining traction as a wealth management destination for high-net-worth individuals. It offers opportunities for fund managers to raise money from international investors, while also allowing Indian funds to launch products with investments in overseas jurisdictions. Banks are permitted to open accounts for managing international investments, and several leading banks have already established branches in GIFT city. Investment opportunities are available through the alternative investment fund (AIF) route, with a minimum investment size of $150,000. The GIFT IFSC aims to create a world-class finance and IT zone for India's financial services industry.

GIFT City, GTU join hands to boost IFSC education, fintech innovation

Economic Times

Economic Times · 16d ago

GIFT City, GTU join hands to boost IFSC education, fintech innovation

Gujarat International Finance Tec-City (GIFT City) has partnered with Gujarat Technological University (GTU) to boost International Financial Services Centre (IFSC) education and fintech innovation. They plan to develop specialized courses and certification programs and establish a center of excellence to explore opportunities in GIFT IFSC and financial technology trends. This collaboration aims to create a talent pool ready to contribute to India's financial and tech sectors, reinforcing Gujarat's status as a burgeoning global financial hub.

Ireda eyes overseas lending, borrowing from green funds via GIFT City arm

Livemint

Livemint · 11m ago

Ireda eyes overseas lending, borrowing from green funds via GIFT City arm

The Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency (Ireda) is exploring the possibility of financing projects abroad through its subsidiary, Ireda Global Green Energy Finance IFSC Ltd. The subsidiary, based in Gujarat's GIFT City, aims to finance solar component manufacturing and green hydrogen businesses in India, as well as cater to export demand. Ireda is planning to borrow and lend from its GIFT City office, eliminating the need for foreign currency conversion. It also intends to approach green funds for financing projects and make its debut in the international market. The company is awaiting approval for its proposed follow-on public offering to raise around INR 4,500-5,000 crore.

GIFT city’s role in elevating India’s startup ecosystem

Inc42 · 1y ago

GIFT city’s role in elevating India’s startup ecosystem

GIFT City, located in Gujarat, India, is the country's first International Financial Services Centre (IFSC) and aims to establish itself as a global financial hub. It provides numerous benefits for startups, including access to funding opportunities, a pro-business climate, and a culture focused on innovation. Startups in GIFT City can avail themselves of tax exemptions for up to 10 years, enjoy a competitive tax rate, and have the ability to retain funds in foreign currency. Additionally, a regulatory sandbox is available for fintech startups, promoting the development of innovative ideas in the financial services sector.

DSP MF breaks new ground with India’s first retail offshore fund from GIFT City

Livemint

Livemint · 1m ago

DSP MF breaks new ground with India’s first retail offshore fund from GIFT City

DSP Mutual Fund has launched India's first retail-centric offshore mutual fund from GIFT City. The DSP Global Equity Fund allows Indian investors to participate with a minimum of $5,000 in global stocks, bypassing Sebi caps and foreign platforms through a tax-efficient route. This fund, introduced on June 2, 2025, aims to broaden retail access to international finance, operating under GIFT City's updated framework, and serves as a test of the hub's potential beyond institutional investors.

Nasdaq talks to India about overseas listings for local companies

VCCircle

VCCircle · 1y ago

Nasdaq talks to India about overseas listings for local companies

U.S. stock exchange Nasdaq has been in discussions with Indian authorities about the possibility of allowing Indian companies to directly list on foreign exchanges. Currently, Indian companies are not permitted to list their shares overseas, but this move would give them wider access to capital. Nasdaq's Executive Vice Chairman, Edward Knight, expressed hope that foreign listings would be allowed beyond Gujarat International Finance Tec-City (GIFT), and that technology companies, in particular, would benefit from accessing global investors. The Indian government has made changes to the law in support of this, but specific details have yet to be released.

On listing day, Honasa founders say they are eyeing a global play for the personal-care company

Economic Times

Economic Times · 1y ago

On listing day, Honasa founders say they are eyeing a global play for the personal-care company

Honasa Consumer, the parent company of beauty and personal care brand Mamaearth, has listed on the stock exchanges and aims to take Indian skincare products global. The company's CEO expressed the desire to make Indian beauty a global phenomenon, following the success of global beauty companies like French and Korean brands. Honasa Consumer's IPO was oversubscribed, and the company plans to expand Mamaearth's presence in international markets by appointing channel partners. The listing is seen as a significant milestone for the company's growth and future opportunities in the beauty and personal care sector. (source: https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/tech/technology/on-listing-day-honasa-founders-say-they-are-eyeing-a-global-play-for-the-personal-care-company/articleshow/105034734.cms)

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