India Records $81.04 Bn FDI Inflows in FY 2024–25

• 28 May 2025

On 27th May 2025, India attracted a record USD 81.04 billion in foreign direct investment (FDI) for the fiscal year 2024–25, marking a 14% increase from the previous year, driven by a liberalized policy regime and strong growth in services and manufacturing sectors, according to the Ministry of Commerce & Industry.

Key Points

• Sector-wise FDI: The services sector led with 19% of total inflows, surging 40.77% to USD 9.35 billion. Computer software and hardware followed with 16%, and trading accounted for 8%.
• Manufacturing Growth: FDI into manufacturing grew 18% to USD 19.04 billion, signalling India’s emergence as a key manufacturing hub.
• Top States: Maharashtra received the highest FDI share at 39%, followed by Karnataka (13%) and Delhi (12%).
• Leading Source Countries: Singapore led with 30% of inflows, Mauritius contributed 17%, and the United States 11%.
• Long-term Trends: Over 2014–25, India attracted USD 748.78 billion, a 143% rise over the previous 11 years, comprising nearly 70% of FDI in the past 25 years.
• Expanding Investor Base: Source countries grew from 89 in FY 2013–14 to 112 in FY 2024–25, highlighting India’s increasing global appeal.