Most cross-border risk for Indian service companies doesn’t come from the client relationship itself, it comes from what wasn’t reviewed before the contract was signed. As more Indian firms take on overseas clients, the gaps that surface later are rarely dramatic; they’re small, unassigned pieces of ownership, a governing law clause nobody flagged, an invoicing...
Pharma is one of the few sectors where market entry sequencing is inverted: regulatory approval has to come before commercial strategy, not alongside it. A distribution plan, a pricing model, a hospital partnership pipeline none of it can move ahead of CDSCO/DCGI product registration, because nothing is sellable until that clears. This guide lays out...
Incorporation is a one-time event. Governance is what an Indian subsidiary has to get right every quarter after that and ad hoc reminders are exactly where it breaks down. A board meeting gets pushed past the 120-day gap without anyone tracking it, a related-party transaction with the parent company goes through without Audit Committee approval...
The Reserve Bank of India has consolidated 167 separate circulars into a single rulebook the FEMA export import regulations 2026 and every business that earns foreign exchange from exports needs to know what changes on October 1. Notified as FEMA 23(R)/2026-RB on January 13, 2026, the new regulations replace the older 2015 framework entirely, not...
Choosing how to operate in India is not a location decision it’s a structural one. Whether you set up a GCC India entity, contract an outsourcing partner, or use a Build-Operate-Transfer (BOT) model determines your cost structure, your control over IP and talent, and how easily you can exit or scale the arrangement later. This...
Permanent Establishment (PE) risk from the wrong entity choice, incorrect GST classification after the September 2025 reform, and delayed FEMA filings have cost foreign companies entering India real money not as edge cases, but as recurring patterns we see across advisory engagements. This blog maps the 7 costliest, most common mistakes in Indian market entry...
Foreign fintech, SaaS, and digital companies entering India need to evaluate the right entity structure, FDI regulations, RBI requirements, FEMA compliance, taxation, and ongoing regulatory obligations. For most companies planning long-term operations, a Wholly Owned Subsidiary (WOS) is the preferred structure, while fintech businesses may require additional RBI approvals depending on their activities. In January...
What Is an Annual General Meeting (AGM)? AGM Due Date FY 2026-27: Quick Answer An Annual General Meeting (AGM) is a mandatory yearly gathering for companies registered in India. It allows shareholders to review company performance, approve financial statements, discuss important matters, and participate in corporate decision-making. It ensures shareholders receive updates on company performance...
What is the Corporate Laws Amendment Bill 2026? The Corporate Laws Amendment Bill 2026 is a proposed amendment to the Companies Act that may reshape compliance, governance, and meeting practices in India, including possible changes to AGM rules, CSR thresholds, and the decriminalisation of certain procedural offences. However, it is still a draft framework and...
Why 70% of India GCC Demand Still Comes from US Companies in 2026 US companies continue to account for the majority of GCC demand in India in 2026 because India offers a rare mix of scale, cost efficiency, talent depth, and strategic control. For US businesses, India is no longer just a low-cost delivery destination....
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