India Approves 100% FDI in Space Sector

India Approves 100% FDI in Space Sector mind map
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Union Cabinet approval
Date
21 Feb 2024
Prime Minister
Shri Narendra Modi
Source
Press Information Bureau (PIB) Delhi
When
Policy Announcement
Date
21 Feb 2024
Why
Vision
Atmanirbhar Bharat
Economic Growth
Investment Increase
Income Boost
Employment Generation
What
Satellite Sub-Sector
Division
Three Activities
FDI Limit
Satellites-Manufacturing & Operation
Up to 74% (Automatic route)
Launch Vehicles, Spaceports
Up to 49% (Automatic route)
Components Manufacturing
100% (Automatic route)
Where
Application
Indian Space Sector
Who
Union Cabinet
Prime Minister
Shri Narendra Modi
Regulatory Body
IN-SPACe
Indian National Space Promotion and Authorization Centre
How
Policy Reform
Enhancing Business Ease
FDI Inflow Contribution
Private Sector Role
From Vendor to Collaborator
Government Initiatives
Level Playing Field Creation
Significance
Economic Benefits
Employment Creation
Technology Absorption
Global Integration
Indian Companies
Global Value Chains
Initiatives Support
Make In India
Atmanirbhar Bharat
Challenges
Market Dominance Risk
Foreign Companies
Local Competitors Squeeze Out
Economic Vulnerability
Excessive Foreign Dependence
National Security
Regulatory Framework Importance
Way Forward
Balanced Regulation
Investment Attraction
National Interest Protection

The Indian government’s recent policy to approve 100% Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in the space sector marks a significant shift towards liberalizing the sector. Announced on February 21, 2024, the policy aims to bolster the Atmanirbhar Bharat vision by increasing investment, income, and employment. It categorizes investment opportunities in the space sector into three segments, allowing different levels of FDI under automatic and government routes. The policy, overseen by the Indian National Space Promotion and Authorization Centre (IN-SPACe), aims to transform the role of private players from mere vendors to collaborators in space activities. While the move promises economic benefits and global integration, it also raises concerns about potential market dominance by foreign companies and the need for balanced regulations to protect national interests.

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