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India's FDI Hits Record $94.53 Billion in 2025-26, Says Goyal
NEW DELHI: Foreign direct investment into India climbed to a record $94.53 billion in 2025-26, Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal said, the highest annual inflow the country has received and a sharp rise from $81 billion the year before.
Goyal released the figures on Friday, September 25, the 12th anniversary of the Make in India campaign launched in 2014 to turn the country into a manufacturing base for the world. Cumulative FDI from 2014-15 to 2025-26 has now reached $843 billion, he said.
The increase of about 17 per cent in a single year came in a period when global investment flows have been unsettled by conflict in West Asia and high energy prices.
The jump from $81 billion to $94.53 billion amounts to roughly $13.5 billion of additional inflows in a single year. On its own, 2025-26 accounts for a little over a tenth of all FDI received…
