Summary:

Strong international confidence in India's economy is reflected in the country's foreign business registrations, which reached a nine-year high in FY26 (101 compared to 57 in FY25). With 13 registrations, Singapore was the top new entrant, followed by the US with 10 and the UK with 9. Other notable contributors included South Korea, Germany, and Japan. Over half of all registrations came from these six nations, indicating a concentrated but expanding global interest. South Africa, Ghana, and Uzbekistan made their maiden entries, while South Korea and Germany saw significant rises. The trend emphasises India's growing significance in international supply networks, investment flows, and its allure as a major hub for manufacturing and consumption.

Source: IBEF

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