Summary:

Maharashtra has topped India in foreign direct investment (FDI) for the second consecutive quarter, attracting $8.43 billion (Rs. 70,795 crore) in April-June FY25, accounting for 52.46% of the total FDI. Deputy Chief Minister Mr. Devendra Fadnavis stated that the state's total FDI for 2023-24 was $147.07 billion (Rs. 12,35,101 crore), surpassing Gujarat and Karnataka.

The data shows that Maharashtra leads in FDI, with Karnataka in second place at $2.27 billion, while other states such as Delhi, Telangana, and Gujarat lag behind. Maharashtra has received $37.43 billion in investments over just two years and three months, significantly boosting its economic development. This achievement strengthens the Mahayuti government amid criticism from the Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA).

Source: IBEF 

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