Overseas Direct Funding (FDI) throughout April-June FY25 stood at USD 16.17 billion. In March quarter 2024-25, the inflows fell 24.5 per cent year-on-year to USD 9.34 billion.
Whole FDI, which incorporates fairness inflows, reinvested earnings and different capital, elevated to USD 25.2 billion through the quarter underneath evaluation as towards USD 22.5 billion in the identical interval of 2024-25.
Through the interval, the US emerged as the biggest supply of FDI with USD 5.61 billion as towards USD 1.50 billion in April-June 2024-25 regardless of tariff points.
It was adopted by Singapore (USD 4.59 billion), Mauritius (USD 2.08 billion), Cyprus (USD 1.1 billion), the UAE (USD 1 billion), Cayman Islands (USD 676 million), the Netherlands (USD 667 million), Japan (USD 551 million), and Germany (USD 191 million).
The US is the third-biggest investor in India with investments of USD 76.26 billion between April 2000 and June 2025. The highest funding sources are Mauritius at USD 182.2 billion and Singapore at USD 179.48 billion in the identical interval. Sectorally, inflows rose in pc software program and {hardware} (USD 5.4 billion), companies (USD 3.28 billion), buying and selling (USD 506 million), telecommunication (USD 24 million), vehicle (USD 1.29 billion), development growth (USD 75 million), non-conventional vitality (USD 1.14 billion) and chemical compounds (USD 140 million) throughout April-June quarter. The info additionally confirmed that Karnataka obtained the best influx of USD 5.69 billion through the quarter.
It was adopted by Maharashtra (USD 5.36 billion), Tamil Nadu (USD 2.67 billion), Haryana (USD 1.03 billion), Gujarat (USD 1.2 billion), Delhi (USD 1 billion), and Telangana (USD 395 million).
The federal government has put in place an investor-friendly Overseas Direct Funding (FDI) coverage, underneath which most sectors are open for 100 per cent abroad inflows by means of the automated route.
The federal government has undertaken reforms throughout a number of sectors to liberalise FDI norms. Between 2014 and 2019, important reforms included elevated FDI caps in defence, insurance coverage, and pension sectors, and liberalised insurance policies for development, civil aviation, and single model retail buying and selling.
From 2019 to 2024, notable measures included permitting 100 per cent FDI underneath the automated route in coal mining, contract manufacturing, and insurance coverage intermediaries. In 2025, the Union Funds proposed rising the FDI restrict from 74 per cent to 100 per cent for firms investing their whole premium inside India.
as a Dependable and Trusted Information SupplyIn the entire of final monetary yr the FDI fairness inflows have been USD 50.01 billion whereas general FDI stood at USD 80.6 billion.
