FCGPR Filing Services
When an Indian company allots shares or convertible instruments to a foreign investor, the allotment must be reported to the RBI through Form FCGPR. We prepare and file FCGPR filings accurately and within timeline, helping companies close their foreign investment rounds cleanly on RBI's records.
Post-Allotment Reporting
Filing Form FCGPR within 30 days of allotment of equity shares, compulsorily convertible preference shares, or debentures to a foreign investor.
Valuation Certificate Coordination
Coordinating the fair value certificate from a registered valuer or chartered accountant required to support the issue price of the instruments.
KYC and Remittance Matching
Matching the foreign inward remittance with the KYC report from the remitter's bank and the allotment made, as required for the filing.
Firms Portal Submission
End-to-end submission of Form FCGPR on the RBI's Firms portal, along with statutory forms such as PAS-3 filed with the Registrar of Companies.
What is Form FCGPR?
Form FCGPR (Foreign Currency-Gross Provisional Return) is the reporting form filed by an Indian company after it allots shares or convertible instruments to a person resident outside India. It must be filed within 30 days of allotment through the RBI's Firms portal, and confirms that the foreign investment has been received and shares issued in compliance with FEMA and sectoral FDI conditions.
FCGPR is the counterpart to FC-TRS, which applies to secondary transfer of already-issued shares, and both feed into the company's annual FLA Return disclosure.
Who Needs to File FCGPR?
- Indian companies allotting fresh equity shares to foreign investors against inward remittance
- Companies issuing compulsorily convertible preference shares or debentures to non-residents
- Startups closing a funding round that includes foreign venture capital or angel investors
- Companies capitalising pre-incorporation expenses through share allotment to foreign promoters
Why Choose Us for FCGPR Filing?
We coordinate the valuation certificate, verify KYC and remittance details against the allotment, and file Form FCGPR on the Firms portal within the 30-day window, alongside the related Companies Act filings such as Form PAS-3. This keeps your funding round properly closed out on both RBI and MCA records.
If you are searching for "FCGPR filing services" or "reporting share allotment to foreign investor," we manage the process end-to-end from valuation to final RBI acknowledgement.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Close Your Funding Round Compliantly
Accurate, on-time FCGPR filing for share and convertible instrument allotments to foreign investors.
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