Summary:

India has achieved a significant milestone, with FDI inflows surpassing $1 trillion since April 2000. In H1 FY25, FDI surged by 26% to $42.1 billion, showcasing India's growing global appeal. Proactive initiatives such as "Make in India," the GST, and liberalized sectoral policies have boosted investor confidence. Over the past decade, $709.84 billion accounted for 68.69% of total FDI, underscoring India's pivotal role in the global economy.

India's ability to attract FDI is driven by enhanced competitiveness, innovation, and investorfriendly reforms. It rose to 40th in both the World Competitive Index 2024 and the Global Innovation Index 2023. India ranked third in greenfield projects and witnessed a 64% increase in foreign project financing. Government measures, including 100% FDI in most sectors and tax reforms, reinforce its position as a leading global investment destination.

Source: IBEF

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