What are the requirements for converting External Commercial Borrowings/Lump entirety Fee/Royalty etc. into Equity?






Shilpa Shilpa
Answered on February 14,2020

The conversion of External Commercial Borrowings (ECB) in convertible foreign currency into equity is subject to the following conditions:

  • The activity of the Company is covered under the Automatic Route for FDI or the Company has obtained Government approval for foreign equity
  • The foreign equity after conversion of ECB into equity is within the sectoral cap, if any Pricing of shares is as per the provision of section (2), Annexure 3 of the Consolidated FDI Policy
  • Compliance with the requirements prescribed under any other statute and regulation in force
  • The conversion facility is available for ECB availed under the Automatic or Government Route and is applicable to ECB, due for payment or not, as well as secured/unsecured loans availed from non-resident collaborators

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