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India Rises to 11th in FDI Recipient Rankings, Inflows Surge 44% to $39 Billion

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India climbed to 11th globally as an FDI recipient in 2025, with inflows up 44% to $39 billion.
The country is favored for electronics, auto, and manufacturing investments, driven by its scale, digital demand, and skills.
Outflows also rose, narrowing net inflows.

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India climbed to 11th globally as an FDI recipient in 2025, with inflows up 44% to $39 billion. The country is favored for electronics, auto, and manufacturing investments, driven by its scale, digital demand, and skills. Outflows also rose, narrowing net inflows.

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