Many foreign investors like to start a business in India. The country has resources and provides ample opportunities for business growth. Many investors like to make their mark in this fast-growing market. Foreign business nationals can now invest in an Indian company as an Indian subsidiary. It allows a foreign entity formed outside the country to operate in the Indian market. They require Indian subsidiary registration complying with the FDI policy of the country.
A sister company is known as a subsidiary, while we refer to the parent company as a holding company. The parent company can acquire the power to control the subsidiary company partly or completely. According to the Companies Act passed in 2013, an Indian company can become a subsidiary when a foreign corporate body or parent company has 50% (minimum) of the entire share capital.
Indian subsidiary company registration can provide the parent company the power to monitor the subsidiary company. We help you follow the registration rules to get the registration and become compliant with the laws proposed by the Indian government