Summary: The recent recalibration of the investment regimes on both sides suggests that businesses may once again have opportunities to explore cross-border transactions between India and China. India’s selective relaxation of its land-border investment restrictions, coupled with China’s more structured approach to outbound investment, points to an investment corridor increasingly shaped by sector-specific priorities and regulatory approvals. For investors, the opportunity lies not only in renewed engagement, but in understanding the regulatory expectations that accompany it. Transaction structures, governance rights, technology transfers, and approval requirements are issues to be considered upfront and not at the end of a deal process.