After strong growth in previous quarters, FDI (Foreign Direct Investment) in India fell 5.6% year-over-year to $10.9 billion in October-December 2024-25.
Total FDI in April-December 2024-25 rose 21.3% to $62.48 billion, with equity inflows increasing 27% to $40.67 billion.
Singapore led FDI inflows with $12 billion, followed by the US, Netherlands, UAE, Cayman Islands, and Cyprus, while investments from Mauritius, Japan, UK, and Germany declined.
The services sector saw FDI grow to $7.22 billion, with strong inflows in computer software, trading, telecom, automobiles, and chemicals.
Non-conventional energy attracted $3.5 billion in FDI during April-December 2024-25.
Maharashtra received the highest FDI at $16.65 billion, followed by Gujarat ($5.56 billion) and Karnataka ($4.5 billion).
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