PRINT THIS PAGE Indian private equity: Venturing into India31/01/2006. Source: Indian Venture Capital Journal (IVCJ). Siddharth Shah, Bijal Ajinkya. Nishith Desai Associates
A legal and structural overview of the Indian VC industry. India continues to attract a substantial portion of global private equity capital, says the Indian Venture Capital Journal. Backed by a strong IT services sector and the more recent IT enabled services - business process outsourcing - India continues to be on the radar screen of most global private equity players. In 2004, during the period January-December, India attracted private equity investment of US $3.75 billion. This figure, however, only includes inflows on account of equity component of foreign investment, and excludes other investments, such as reinvested profits that form the international norms adopted by countries like China. In the year 2004, Foreign Direct Investment from Mauritius accounted for 31.23% of total inflows into the country followed by USA with 20.15%, Netherlands with 15.41%, Germany with 4.92%, UK with 4.46% & Japan with 3.61% of the total inflows.
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