We Help Indian Businesses Understand and Attract Foreign Investment
FDI rules in India have changed a lot over the last few years. We track every update, break it down in simple language, and help businesses like yours figure out what it means for you.
Mumbai, India | 1000+ businesses
Who we are
We are a Mumbai-based FDI research and guidance platform focused entirely on one thing - helping Indian businesses understand how Foreign Direct Investment works and how to attract it. We are not a law firm, not a government body, and not a consultancy that charges you before answering a single question. We are a team of researchers, policy analysts, and business writers who follow India's FDI landscape very closely and turn complex DPIIT press notes, RBI circulars, and Budget updates into practical, readable guidance.
The idea for this platform came from a real problem. A lot of Indian startups and mid-size companies were missing out on FDI opportunities - not because they were ineligible, but because they simply didn't understand what was allowed, which route applied to them, and what paperwork came after. That gap is what we exist to close.
What we actually do
We cover the full FDI landscape - from basic eligibility to sector-specific caps, from the difference between the automatic route and the government approval route, to what FEMA compliance looks like after you've received foreign funding. Our content is updated regularly to reflect the latest policy changes. For example, in 2025–26 alone, India raised the FDI cap in insurance to 100%, increased the defence automatic route limit to 74%, abolished angel tax, and launched the SWAGAT-FI digital gateway for foreign investors. We track all of this so you don't have to.
Beyond content, we answer real queries from founders, manufacturers, SMEs, and business owners across India. You tell us your sector, your situation, and what you're trying to do - and we tell you where you stand, what's allowed, and what your next step should be.
Why we started this
India's FDI policy has been opening up fast. Over the last eleven years, total FDI inflows grew by 143% - from $308 billion in the 2003–14 period to over $748 billion in 2014–25. That's a huge shift. Maharashtra alone accounted for 39% of FDI equity in FY 2024–25, which is why being based in Mumbai puts us right at the centre of where this activity happens.
But for most Indian businesses, the actual process of understanding and receiving FDI was still confusing. The rules are scattered across DPIIT notifications, RBI master directions, and sector-specific guidelines - none of it in one place, none of it in plain language. So we built this platform. And we've been running it from Mumbai since 2019, covering every major policy update, every sector change, and every new route that opens up.