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Indian Investment Abroad - Overseas Direct Investment by Indian Companies: According to the Department of Economic Affairs, India’s overseas direct investment (ODI) stood at US$ 33.45 billion in FY23, US$ 51.06 billion in FY22, and US$ 50.71 billion in FY21. In FY24 (April 2023-September 2023), ODI stood at US$ 11.28 billion. Of the total amount invested in FY23, US$ 20.34 billion was in the form of issuance of a guarantee, US$ 8.39 billion was as a loan, and US$ 4.71 billion was infused in the form of equity. Additionally, the UK was the top investment destination for Indian companies accounting for US$ 2.82 billion of the total overseas investments in FY23. This was followed by Singapore with US$ 2.17 billion investments and the USA with US$ 2.03 billion investments. India has maintained its spot as the second-largest source of foreign direct investment (FDI) projects for the UK. Indian businesses have invested in 99 projects in the UK and generated around 4,800 jobs, according to data released by the UK government. #indiabusiness #investment #foreigndirectinvestment #india #narendramodi #pmoindia #bjp4india #bjpgovernment #piyushgoyal

Calling all INVESTORS DO YOU KNOW THIS Total FDI inflows in the country in the FY 2023-24 is $17.96 Bn and total FDI equity inflows stands at $11.54 Bn. Mauritius (26%), Singapore (23%), USA (9%), Netherland (7%) and Japan (6%) emerge as top 5 countries for FDI equity inflows into India FY 2023-24.

Foreign Direct Investment inflows into India fell sharply in FY23, owing primarily to a drop in equity flows from traditional sources such as the US, Mauritius, the Netherlands, and the Cayman Islands. However, there was a significant increase in FDI inflows from Singapore and UAE. The official data indicates a shift in investment patterns and highlights the evolving landscape of FDI in India. According to official data from DPIIT, FDI equity inflows from Mauritius declined to US$ 6,134 million in FY23, down from US$ 9,392 million in the previous fiscal year. Similarly, FDI from the United States stood at US$ 6,044 million, showing a decrease from US$ 10,549 million in FY22. The Netherlands witnessed a decline in FDI inflows to US$ 2,498 million from US$ 4,620 million, while inflows from the Cayman Islands dropped to US$ 772 million from US$ 3,818 million. In contrast to the decline from traditional sources, FDI inflows from Singapore rose significantly to US$ 17,203 million in FY23, up from US$ 15,878 million in the previous fiscal year. Additionally, FDI from the UAE witnessed a notable increase, reaching US$ 3,353 million, compared to US$ 1,032 million in FY22. To read more, visit: https://lnkd.in/dw8yNcvt Trade Promotion Council of India Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Government of India #fdi #india #singapore #dpiit #commerce #us #netherlands

Net new foreign direct investment into India has risen very rapidly in recent years, with FDI reaching a new record level of USD 84 billion in the 2021-22 fiscal year, after inflows of USD 82 billion in the 2020-21 fiscal year. This compares with FDI inflows of just USD 4 billion in the 2003-04 fiscal year. Rapid growth in FDI inflows has been evident over the past decade, with technology-related FDI having become an important source of investment. The Computer Software and Hardware sector was the largest recipient of foreign direct investment equity inflows in the 2021-22 fiscal year, at around 25% of the total inflows. https://lnkd.in/eubRY8US

Reinforcing its historic ties with #India, a high-level #government delegation from #Mauritius undertook an 'India Business Mission' from March 14 to March 23, accompanied by industry representatives. The Honourable Minister of Financial Services and Good Governance of Mauritius, Soomilduth Bholah, covered major cities such as #NewDelhi, #Chennai, #Hyderabad, and #Mumbai. During the visit, Minister Bholah emphasised Mauritius' expertise in #African markets, urged Indian companies to set up offices there for operations in #Africa, and encouraged Indian #investors to use Mauritius as a gateway to access emerging #Africanmarkets. Read more insights from the India Business Mission here: Sunil Bholah #investments #InternationalFinancialCentre #emergingmarkets #publicsector #businessvisit

The Indian government has been actively working to attract Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) to boost economic growth, enhance infrastructure, and foster innovation. Several initiatives and policy measures have been introduced to make India a more attractive destination for foreign investors.   To facilitate a smoother investment process, the government has introduced the concept of a single window clearance mechanism. This initiative aims to streamline and expedite the approval process for foreign investors.   Launched to promote manufacturing and position India as a global manufacturing hub, the Make in India campaign welcomes FDI in various industries, offering incentives and support to foreign companies looking to set up manufacturing units in the country.   While these initiatives demonstrate the Indian government's commitment to attracting foreign investment, challenges such as bureaucratic hurdles, regulatory complexities, and policy uncertainties still exist. Ongoing efforts to address these challenges are crucial to sustaining and further enhancing the inflow of FDI into India.   #fdi #trade #investment #leader #executiveleadership  

As Temasek and Singapore look around for new investment #opportunities and #business partners in India, there will undoubtedly be immense and exciting possibilities for mutual benefit. #India has become the most sought-after investment destination for #Singapore and its government-owned companies like #Temasek. Singapore is the top investor in India, pouring in $17.2 billion, with #Mauritius ($6.1 billion) and the US ($6 billion) distant second and third. And it's not a one-off trend. Total #investment from Singapore into India over the last 20 years has been over $140 billion, accounting for 23% of India's total #FDI. https://lnkd.in/eEN_E_Jq #Investing #InternationalTrade #FDI #Trade #InternationalDevelopment #EmergingMarkets #Markets

Total FDI inflows in the country in the last 23 years (April 2000 - September 2023) are $953.143 Bn while the total FDI inflows received in the last 9 years (April 2014 - September 2023) was $615.73 Bn which amounts to nearly 65% of total FDI inflow in last 23 years. In FY 2014-15, FDI inflow in India stood at mere $45.15 Bn, which increased to $60.22 Bn in 2016-17 and further to the highest ever annual FDI inflow of $83.57 Bn reported during the FY 2021-22. Total FDI inflows in the country in the FY 22-23 is $70.97 Bn and total FDI equity inflows stands at $46.03 Bn. Mauritius (24%), Singapore (23%), USA (9%), Netherland (7%) and Japan (6%) emerge as top 5 countries for FDI equity inflows into India FY 2022-23. #fdi #indianeconomy