Overview
When an Indian company issues shares to a foreign investor, it must report the investment to the RBI through FC-GPR (and related filings) within the prescribed time under FEMA. Non-reporting attracts penalties.
CorpRaasta prepares the valuation, declarations and FC-GPR filing on the RBI’s FIRMS portal.
What is FDI Filing (FC-GPR)?
FDI filing (FC-GPR) is the reporting to the RBI of shares issued by an Indian company to a foreign investor, as required under FEMA.
Who needs it
Companies receiving foreign investment
Startups raising from overseas investors
Indian subsidiaries of foreign parents
Businesses with FDI on their cap table
Documents required
Details of foreign investment received
Valuation certificate
FIRC and KYC of the investor
Board and allotment details
Authorised signatory details
How it works
01
Collect details
We gather investment and allotment details.
02
Valuation
A valuation certificate is obtained.
03
Prepare FC-GPR
The filing is prepared on the FIRMS portal.
04
File
FC-GPR is filed with the RBI.
Benefits
Compliant FEMA reporting of FDI
Avoids penalties for late/non-reporting
Proper valuation and documentation
Smooth foreign investment process
Expert handling
HOW CORPRAASTA HELPS
What we do for you
Valuation coordination
FC-GPR preparation and filing
FEMA reporting guidance