Foreign Direct Investments rise 18% to $35.18 billion in April-September; inflows from US doubleDuring the preceding June-September quarter of 2025-26, the inflows increased by over 21% per cent year-on-year to Rs 1,48,113 crore.
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New Delhi: Foreign direct investments (FDI) in India rose 18 per cent to Rs 3,15,061 crore ($35.18 billion) during April-September of this fiscal year, while the inflow from the US more than doubled to Rs 59,286 crore ($6.62 billion) during the period, according to the latest government data released on Monday.
Investments from overseas during the April-September period of the previous fiscal stood at Rs 2,66,763 crore ($29.79 billion).
During the preceding June-September quarter of 2025-26, the inflows increased by over 21 per cent per cent year-on-year to Rs 1,48,113 crore ($16.54 billion).