RBI closes FEMA case against Apollo Hospitals after ₹17.76 cr compounding settlement

RBI has settled FEMA proceedings against Apollo Hospitals for ₹17.76 crore, resolving alleged breaches spanning ₹859.87 cr FDI in prohibited retail trading, ₹870.66 cr multi-brand retail cap violations, ₹70.02 cr FCCB issuance, and FII-PIS limit overruns. Each director paid ₹18 lakh.

— Source publishedWed, 17 Jun, 2026, 18:38 IST·First seen Wed, 17 Jun, 2026, 19:14 IST·Source Business Today · Latest

What happened

RBI closed FEMA proceedings against Apollo Hospitals after a ₹17.76 crore compounding settlement covering alleged FDI breaches including foreign investment in

Key facts

  • ₹17.76 crore settlement
  • ₹859.87 crore FDI in retail trading
  • ₹70.02 crore FCCBs
  • ₹623.87 crore FII-PIS
  • ₹870.66 crore multi-brand retail cap breach
  • ₹18 lakh per director

Why this matters

With the FEMA file closed, Apollo regains clean optionality for fresh FDI rounds, FCCB issuance, and retail-pharmacy structuring without inheriting unresolved compounding exposure into future deal diligence.