- Foreign direct investment is expected to increase in the new year
- Harmonization of policies by the Ministry of Industries and Commerce
- India is becoming the first choice for global investors
FDI Investment in India: Strong investment infrastructure, large investment proposals, continued efforts to improve ease of doing business and the signing of a new round of investment-related trade agreements are expected to boost India’s foreign direct investment (FDI) in the new year.FDI) is expected to increase. To maintain India as an attractive and investor-friendly destination, the government continuously reviews the foreign direct investment policy and makes changes from time to time in broad consultation with stakeholders. The Department of Industry and Internal Trade Promotion (DPIIT) has held several meetings with stakeholders this year on ways to increase FDI.
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In November, Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal discussed ways to attract more investment by making the process faster, simpler and more efficient. Investor-friendly policies and regulatory processes, strong return on investment, skilled workforce, low compliance burden, decriminalization of retail industry-related offenses and simplification of sanctioning procedures are the key factors that continue to attract foreign investors to India despite global challenges. Amid global uncertainty, total foreign direct investment crossed $80.5 billion in the 2024-25 financial year. This investment is expected to increase in the future.
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Total foreign investment crossed $60 billion during January-October 2025. Amardeep Singh Bhatia, Secretary, DPIIT, said that due to the many steps taken by the government, there has been significant investment in India in the last 11 years. This is likely to give a new boost to India’s economy in the coming years. Investors are keeping an eye on India’s economic ups and downs. Trade deals with other countries are attracting new investors even as a fluctuating rupee and additional taxes imposed by President Donald Trump appear to have weighed on India’s economy.
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