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FSE Listings: Invest In India, Listing India Firms on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange
India is the 4th largest economy in the world in terms of PPP, the 2nd most populous and 7th largest. A world of opportunity for investment, a world of opportunity for Frankfurt Stock Exchange Listings.
Ambitious reforms aimed at deregulation for stimulating foreign investment, making India one of the best locations for listing companies and raising capital. Listing an Indian firm is not possible or easy directly, however there are mechanisms in place for the “best way to list an Indian Business Opportunity on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. “
India naturally has skilled management, technical manpower, resources, industry, and population. A middle class that exceeds that of the USA and EU, a global opportunity for European Investors. Even the Deutsche Boerse themselves bought a percentage of the Bombay stock exchange.
So what is the best way for an FSE Listings within India:
- European Holding Company built by FSE Listings Inc
- Subsidiary Holding Companies for specific projects and assets, industry’s, as part of our proprietary Incubator model
- Asset Management Company or FDI company specifically within India to facilitate the investment
FSE Listings: Gives Free Consultations on how to go public fast and get financed through the Frankfurt Stock Exchange
At FSE Listings we take companies public fast and finance them through Frankfurt stock exchange listings. We also perform Investor Relation services and have an affiliate program that pays some of the largest commissions. We are actually the only firm with an affiliate program that takes companies public onto a stock exchange. We also spend a lot of time in the free consultation period prior to signing on a client to ensure the listing is correct for them, and that they would in fact have the opportunity to list with us.
Frankfurt listings are relatively easy to adhere to, much more easier than listing on the ASX, Nasdaq, TSX, NYSE, Euronext, JSE, OTCBB, Pinksheets, CNSX, HSE, or any other stock exchanges.
The requirement is that:
- The company has over 500,000 euro worth of shares issued for capital equity of the company
- The company must have a par value of 0.10 euro per share
- The company needs to have a website
- The company needs to have over 30 shareholders (35+ advised)
- The firm’s shares need to be registered with a Transfer Agent who can enable electronic trading of shares into Clearstream
- A Business Plan is required with 5 years of projections
- A business valuation based on either third party value or one made by the judgement of management
- The companies documentation and resolutions, including minute book, etc needs to be in order
The above requirements formulate the Director and Auditor certifications and issuer data form which is filed through a designated sponsor who accepts the project.
Companies incorporated in India and branches of foreign corporations are regulated by the Companies Act, 1956 (the Act). The Act, which has been enacted to oversee the functioning of companies in India, draws heavily from the United Kingdom’s Companies Acts and although similar, is more comprehensive. The Registrar of Companies (ROC) and the Company Law Board (CLB), both working under the Department of Company Affairs, ensure compliance with the Act.
“India is a very logical place to look so I hope I spend some money here,” Buffett told reporters
“The more India prospers or China prospers, the more the United States is going to prosper over the long term,” he added.
Join the wealthy, the entrepreneurial, and the wise by listing your business opportunity in India on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange.