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Overseas investment ceiling raised

Special Correspondent

MUMBAI: The RBI on Thursday raised the ceiling of overseas investment by Indian entities in overseas joint ventures and wholly owned subsidiaries from 100 per cent to 200 per cent of their net worth under the automatic route. "We were encouraging our corporates to acquire assets in foreign lands," said Dr. Reddy while announcing the Annual Monetary and Credit Policy here.

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