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India's finance ministry has reduced the minimum public float requirement for companies listing on stock exchanges at IFSC, Gandhinagar, from 25% to 10%, aiming to attract more companies to the...

The US India Business Council (USIBC) urges India to introduce production-linked incentives for the media and entertainment industry in the upcoming Budget, aiming to position India as a leading...

IFSCA Chairman K Rajaraman says revised norms for direct listing of companies at GIFT City will be finalized by early-July. The norms will be approved by end of June and notified by early July.

The Reserve Bank of India has notified amended FEMA regulations related to overseas listing of Indian companies on international exchanges, including those at GIFT IFSC.

Indian companies can now directly list their securities on international exchanges at GIFT IFSC, boosting foreign investment and providing access to global capital.

India allows direct listing of Indian companies on international exchanges of GIFT IFSC, boosting foreign investments and unlocking growth opportunities. Learn more about the new regulations and...

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman calls for GIFT City to develop a green credit trading platform and fintech lab, aiming to make India a USD 30 trillion economy by 2047.

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman calls for an IFSC platform to trade green credits, highlighting a USD 10.1 trillion funding gap for India's net zero goals.

India permits direct overseas listing of companies, subject to conditions, enabling access to global capital markets. Learn about the implications and potential benefits of this move.

The Indian government has allowed direct overseas listing of Indian companies, subject to conditions. This move aims to enable companies to access capital from global markets.