India’s FDI Rises 18% to USD 47.87 Billion in April–December FY26
Foreign Direct Investment Sees Strong Growth in First Nine Months of Fiscal Year
New Delhi, February 27: Foreign direct investment into India recorded a significant increase during the first nine months of the current financial year, reflecting sustained investor interest in the country.According to government data, FDI inflows rose 18 percent year on year to USD 47.87 billion during April to December of FY26. This marks a notable jump from USD 40.67 billion received during the corresponding period of the previous fiscal year.
The rise in inflows highlights continued foreign investor participation despite evolving global economic conditions. The nine month data signals a strengthening trend in cross border capital movement into India.
Total FDI Inflows Reach USD 73.31 Billion
When including reinvested earnings and other components, total FDI inflows stood at USD 73.31 billion during April to December FY26.The cumulative figure underscores the scale of foreign capital engagement across sectors in the Indian economy during the current fiscal year.
The latest numbers indicate steady growth in foreign investment momentum compared with the previous year, reinforcing India’s position as a key destination for global capital.
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