CS Professional · Corporate Restructuring, Valuation and Insolvency · Cross Border Mergers
Under section 234(2), a foreign company wishes to merge into Bharat Components Ltd, an Indian company. Subject to other laws, what prior approval is specifically required by that sub-section?
Section 234(2) requires the prior approval of the Reserve Bank of India for a foreign company to merge into an Indian company or the reverse. Approvals from SEBI, CCI or the Registrar may arise under other laws but are not the approval specified here.
- APrior approval of the Securities and Exchange Board of India
- BPrior approval of the Competition Commission of India
- CPrior approval of the Reserve Bank of IndiaCorrect
- DPrior approval of the Registrar of Companies
Explanation
Section 234(2) provides that a foreign company may, with the prior approval of the Reserve Bank of India, merge into an Indian-registered company or vice versa. SEBI, CCI or ROC approvals may arise under other laws but are not what this sub-section requires.
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