Summary:

India's FDI inflows surpassed $1 trillion from April 2000 to September 2024, reinforcing its global investment appeal. According to DPIIT data, total FDI amounts to $1,033.40 billion, with Mauritius (25%), Singapore (24%), and the United States (10%) being the top contributors. Key sectors include services, information technology, telecommunications, and pharmaceuticals. Since 2014, total FDI has reached $667.4 billion, marking a 119% increase from 2004-2014, reflecting India's significant growth and diverse investment landscape.

FDI inflows have spread across 31 states and 57 sectors, fostering growth in various industries. Most sectors, except those deemed strategically important, allow 100% FDI through the automatic route. Official sources indicate that FDI equity inflows into manufacturing reached $165.1 billion from 2014-2024, a 69% increase over the previous decade (2004-2014), which saw inflows of $97.7 billion, highlighting strong investment growth and sectoral expansion.

Source: IBEF

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