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Foreign Direct Investment is a type of investment made by the individual or company located in one country into the business entity located in another country.
Foreign Direct Investment Inflow-FY2023
◆ United States: Rs 8.58 lakh crore (17.2%)
◆ Mauritius: Rs 7.43 lakh crore (14.9%)
◆ United Kingdom: Rs 7.08 lakh crore (14.2%)
◆ Singapore: 6.59 lakh crore (13.2%)
◆ Netherlands: 5.00 lakh crore (10%)
◆ Japan: 3.98 lakh crore (8%)
◆ Switzerland: 2,69,835 lakh crore (5.4%)
◆ Germany: 1.64 lakh crore (3.3%)
◆ France: 1.14 lakh crore (2.3%)
◆ South Korea: 98,510 crore (2%)
◆ Other Countries: 4.78 lakh crore (9.5%)
Total outward direct investment by BHARATIYA firms rose by 19.46 per cent to Rs 9.11 lakh crore ($ 109 billion) in FY2023.
◆ Singapore: Rs 2.03 lakh crore ($ 24.48 billion)
◆ United States: Rs 1.24 lakh crore (13.6 per cent share)
◆ United Kingdom: Rs 1.16 lakh crore (12.8 per cent)
◆ Netherlands : Rs 1.06 lakh crore (11.7%)
◆ UEA : Rs 87,459 Crore (9.6%)
◆ Mauritius : Rs 76,881 crore (8.4%)
◆ Switzerland : Rs 28,228 crore (3.1%)
◆ Bermuda : Rs 12,582 crore (1.4%)
◆ Germany : Rs 11,661 cror3 (1.3%)
◆ Cyprus : Rs 9,985 Crore (1.1%)
◆ Other Countries : Rs 1.34 Lakh Crore (14.7%)
The top ten countries accounted for as much as 85 per cent of the ODI. Switzerland received Rs 28,228 crore ($3.40 billion).
Sector-wise, the manufacturing sector continued to attract the largest share of FDI equity, both at market value as well as at face value. Among services, ‘Information & Communication’ and ‘financial & insurance activities’ were the major FDI recipient sectors.
Non-financial companies retained the lion’s share of the FDI equity at face value. The market value of FDI in unlisted firms surpassed that in listed companies.
Bharat Industries & Investors Guild ( In Service Since 1999 )
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