Q1 FDI inflows up 15%, US high supply of funding

New Delhi: Overseas Direct Funding (FDI) in India rose 15% to $18.62 billion in April-June FY26 with US changing into the highest supply of funding from abroad within the quarter, knowledge launched by the Division for Promotion of Trade and Inside Commerce (DPIIT) Wednesday confirmed.

FDI inflows from the US virtually tripled to $5.61 billion within the quarter from $1.5 billion a yr in the past. Singapore and Mauritius have been the following large sources of FDI.

As per the information, FDI within the first quarter of FY25 was $16.17 billion. In March quarter 2024-25, the inflows fell 24.5% on-year to $9.34 billion
Complete FDI, which incorporates fairness inflows, reinvested earnings and different capital, elevated to $25.2 billion throughout the quarter below overview as in opposition to $22.5 billion in the identical interval of 2024-25.

The pc software program and {hardware} sector emerged as the highest recipient of FDI fairness within the quarter attracting $5.46 billion of complete inflows, adopted by companies at $3.28 billion.

Karnataka accounted for the best share of complete FDI fairness adopted by Maharashtra.