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A foreign company incorporated outside India proposes to issue Indian Depository Receipts. Which provisions of the Companies Act, 2013 on prospectus-related matters apply to such an issue as they apply to an Indian company's prospectus?
Sections 34 to 36, both inclusive, apply to the issue of Indian Depository Receipts by a foreign company. Section 391(1)(ii) of the Companies Act, 2013 extends these prospectus-related provisions to IDR issues as they apply to an Indian company's prospectus.
- ASections 34 to 36, both inclusiveCorrect
- BSections 41 to 43 only
- CSection 234 only
- DSections 376 to 378
Explanation
Section 391(1)(ii) states that sections 34 to 36 (both inclusive) apply to the issue of Indian Depository Receipts by a foreign company. Section 234 concerns mergers with foreign companies, and section 376 concerns winding up of foreign companies.
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