India Liberalizes Space Sector, Allows 100% Foreign Investment
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India Liberalizes Space Sector, Allows 100% Foreign Investment

India has unveiled a significant move in its space policy, allowing 100% foreign direct investment (FDI) in the space sector. This liberalisation aims to attract global investors, foster international collaboration, and boost the country's capabilities in space exploration and technology.

The decision to permit full foreign ownership in the space sector reflects India's commitment to encouraging private participation and leveraging global expertise. The move is expected to enhance India's position in the global space industry, fostering innovation, and facilitating joint ventures with international players.

By welcoming foreign investment, India seeks to accelerate advancements in satellite technology, space exploration, and related activities. This policy shift aligns with the country's broader ambitions in space research and commercialization, signalling a new era of collaboration and opportunities for both domestic and international entities in India's growing space sector.

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India has unveiled a significant move in its space policy, allowing 100% foreign direct investment (FDI) in the space sector. This liberalisation aims to attract global investors, foster international collaboration, and boost the country's capabilities in space exploration and technology. The decision to permit full foreign ownership in the space sector reflects India's commitment to encouraging private participation and leveraging global expertise. The move is expected to enhance India's position in the global space industry, fostering innovation, and facilitating joint ventures with international players. By welcoming foreign investment, India seeks to accelerate advancements in satellite technology, space exploration, and related activities. This policy shift aligns with the country's broader ambitions in space research and commercialization, signalling a new era of collaboration and opportunities for both domestic and international entities in India's growing space sector.

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