India has received total foreign direct investment (“FDI”) inflow of USD 1.14 trillion since April 2000 until December 2025. FDI received during April 2024-March 2025 (USD 50.02 billion - the highest in last three financial years) and April-December 2025 (USD 47.87 billion) represent year-on-year increases of 13% and 18%, respectively (as per provisional figures released by the Government of India). The top five investing countries in the year 2025 were the same as in the year 2024 - Mauritius, Singapore, United States, The Netherlands and Japan.
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