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India receives $32.87 billion FDI in October-September period

01 Dec 2015 Evaluate

India has received $32.87 billion foreign direct investment (FDI) during October 2014 to September this year. During the period, the sectors which attracted FDI, include computer software and hardware, services sector, trading, automobile, construction activities, chemicals, power, pharmaceuticals, industrial machinery and food processing. Commenting on the FDI inflow, Commerce and Industry Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said that “The Make in India initiatives of the government and its outreach to all investors have made a positive investment.”

The country received only $0.08 million (Rs 0.48 crore) and $23.2 million (Rs 146.65 crore) FDI  in defence and railway related components respectively , during the October-September period. However, retail trading attracted $70.75 million investment in this period.

Sitharaman further said that the growth in FDI has been significant after the launch of Make in India initiative. FDI increased by 48 per cent during October 2014 and April this year. She added “The increased inflow of FDI in India especially in a climate of contracting worldwide investments indicates the faith that investors have reposed in the country's economy and the reforms initiated by the government towards ease of doing business and further liberalsing the economy. “

Further showing signs of improvement, several foreign companies have made announcements to invest in India including Cisco, LG, Quanta, Foxconn, Samsung, Vivo Xiaomi, IKEA, Airbus and Softbank. Cisco has announced to invest $2 billion this year and the company will invest additional $60 million in India on training and facility expansion. While, Airbus is planning to manufacture in the country and has plans to raise Indian outsourcing from $400 million to $2 billion.


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