Overview
When an Indian company issues or transfers shares to or from a non-resident, FEMA pricing guidelines require the transaction to be at or above (for issue) / at or below (for transfer to non-resident) a fair value determined by an internationally accepted pricing methodology — typically DCF — certified by a SEBI-registered Merchant Banker or Chartered Accountant.
This valuation is a mandatory input for FC-GPR (share issue), FC-TRS (transfer) and other FEMA filings with the RBI.
CorpRaasta arranges the required valuation certificate through the appropriate registered professional and aligns it with your FDI/ODI reporting so your foreign investment stays fully compliant.
What is FEMA Valuation (FDI/ODI)?
FEMA valuation is a fair-value certification (usually by DCF) required under FEMA pricing guidelines when shares are issued to or transferred between residents and non-residents.
Why it matters
Incorrect pricing on a cross-border share transaction is a FEMA contravention that can attract penalties and compounding. A proper valuation certificate keeps your FC-GPR/FC-TRS filings clean and defensible.
Key features
Who needs it
Documents required
How it works
Assess requirement
We confirm the FEMA pricing requirement and valuation date.
Financial analysis
Historicals and projections are analysed for the DCF.
Valuation certificate
A DCF valuation certificate is issued by the registered professional.
Filing alignment
We align the certificate with your FC-GPR/FC-TRS and RBI reporting.