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FDI inflows - Services sector receives maximum

By TIOL News Service

NEW DELHI, MARCH 05, 2020: DETAILED FDI policy on various sectors indicating therein sector-wise Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) limits is provided in ‘Consolidated FDI Policy Circular of 2017', as amended from time to time, through subsequent Press Notes.

The sector-wise and State-wise/Union-Territory-wise details of total FDI inflow in the country is not centrally maintained. However, the financial year wise details of total FDI inflow reported in the country during the last five years is given below:


S. No.

Financial Year

Total FDI Inflow
(amount in US$ million)

1

2014-15

45,148

2

2015-16

55,559

3

2016-17

60,220

4

2017-18 (P)

60,974

5

2018-19 (P)

62,001

 

Total

283,902

Source: Reserve Bank of India.

(P): Provisional Data..

FDI policy is an enabling policy which is uniformly applicable in the country. Government has put in place a liberal and transparent policy for Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), wherein most of the sectors are open to FDI under the automatic route. The Government reviews the FDI policy and makes changes from time to time, to ensure that India remains an attractive & investor friendly destination.

Make in India initiative was launched with the objective of facilitating investment, fostering innovation, building good quality manufacturing infrastructure, making it easy to do business and enhancing skill development. The initiative is further aimed at creating a conducive environment for investment, modern and efficient infrastructure, opening up new sectors for foreign investment and forging a partnership between government and industry through positive mindset.

Make in India initiative has been reviewed and is now focusing on 27 sectors under Make in India 2.0. Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade is coordinating action plans for 15 manufacturing sectors while Department of Commerce is coordinating 12 service sectors.

The Government of India is making continuous efforts for Investment facilitation including financial assistance to Invest India and for implementation of Make in India action plans to identify potential investors. Support is being provided to Indian Missions abroad and State Governments for organising events, summits, road-shows and other promotional activities to attract investment in the country under the Make in India banner. Investment outreach activities are being carried out for enhancing international co-operation and promoting FDI in the country.

Details of sectors receiving FDI equity inflow and the countries that have made maximum investment through FDI equity inflow is at Annexure.

STATEMENT ON SECTOR-WISE FDI EQUITY INFLOWS
FROM APRIL 2000 TO DECEMBER 2019

S.No

Sector

Amount of FDI Inflows

%age of Total Inflows

   

(In Rs crore)

(In US$ million)

 

1

SERVICES SECTOR (Fin.,Banking, Insurance, Non Fin/Business, Outsourcing, R&D, Courier,Tech. Testing and Analysis, Other)

462,114.07

80,670.79

17.66

2

COMPUTER SOFTWARE & HARDWARE

266,385.18

43,586.95

9.54

3

TELECOMMUNICATIONS

218,047.28

37,116.34

8.13

4

TRADING

168,426.20

26,541.60

5.81

5

CONSTRUCTION DEVELOPMENT: Townships, housing, built-up infrastructure and construction-development projects

121,888.63

25,371.47

5.55

6

AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY

141,436.94

23,892.81

5.23

7

CHEMICALS (OTHER THAN FERTILIZERS)

97,134.96

17,441.95

3.82

8

DRUGS & PHARMACEUTICALS

87,066.62

16,396.56

3.59

9

CONSTRUCTION (INFRASTRUCTURE) ACTIVITIES

103,388.96

16,156.21

3.54

10

POWER

80,257.38

14,652.96

3.21

11

HOTEL & TOURISM

85,388.44

14,426.19

3.16

12

MISCELLANEOUS INDUSTRIES

60,260.44

11,618.93

2.54

13

METALLURGICAL INDUSTRIES

60,733.28

11,458.30

2.51

14

FOOD PROCESSING INDUSTRIES

60,349.12

9,781.00

2.14

15

NON-CONVENTIONAL ENERGY

56,235.56

9,100.76

1.99

16

INFORMATION & BROADCASTING (INCLUDING PRINT MEDIA)

51,829.62

8,713.38

1.91

17

ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENTS

50,018.69

8,506.97

1.86

18

PETROLEUM & NATURAL GAS

35,372.87

7,077.82

1.55

19

HOSPITAL & DIAGNOSTIC CENTRES

40,420.35

6,625.45

1.45

20

INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY

32,221.57

5,568.28

1.22

21

CONSULTANCY SERVICES

31,555.47

5,410.47

1.18

22

CEMENT AND GYPSUM PRODUCTS

29,322.06

5,280.70

1.16

23

SEA TRANSPORT

25,427.76

4,234.28

0.93

24

MISCELLANEOUS MECHANICAL & ENGINEERING INDUSTRIES

18,993.32

3,631.53

0.80

25

TEXTILES (INCLUDING DYED,PRINTED)

20,091.59

3,412.21

0.75

26

EDUCATION

19,016.02

3,005.06

0.66

27

RUBBER GOODS

17,901.21

3,002.74

0.66

28

FERMENTATION INDUSTRIES

15,759.08

2,794.97

0.61

29

MINING

15,076.29

2,655.48

0.58

30

ELECTRONICS

14,747.40

2,588.69

0.57

31

PRIME MOVER (OTHER THAN ELECTRICAL GENERATORS)

12,986.76

2,207.42

0.48

32

AGRICULTURE SERVICES

11,373.17

2,153.99

0.47

33

AIR TRANSPORT (INCLUDING AIR FREIGHT)

12,509.85

2,025.42

0.44

34

RETAIL TRADING

13,261.82

2,001.59

0.44

35

MEDICAL AND SURGICAL APPLIANCES

11,279.10

1,881.47

0.41

36

PORTS

6,730.91

1,637.30

0.36

37

SOAPS, COSMETICS & TOILET PREPARATIONS

9,363.65

1,589.52

0.35

38

PRINTING OF BOOKS (INCLUDING LITHO PRINTING INDUSTRY)

9,789.39

1,537.90

0.34

39

PAPER AND PULP (INCLUDING PAPER PRODUCTS)

7,889.62

1,449.63

0.32

40

DIAMOND,GOLD ORNAMENTS

6,817.75

1,172.94

0.26

41

RAILWAY RELATED COMPONENTS

6,353.58

1,070.93

0.23

42

MACHINE TOOLS

5,302.77

978.83

0.21

43

VEGETABLE OILS AND VANASPATI

5,805.00

977.98

0.21

44

CERAMICS

4,470.59

870.94

0.19

45

FERTILIZERS

3,908.51

687.87

0.15

46

GLASS

3,826.08

680.04

0.15

47

AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY

3,118.45

558.90

0.12

48

EARTH-MOVING MACHINERY

2,654.87

463.28

0.10

49

COMMERCIAL, OFFICE & HOUSEHOLD EQUIPMENTS

2,046.51

388.57

0.09

50

SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS

1,690.61

280.14

0.06

51

BOILERS AND STEAM GENERATING PLANTS

1,624.24

263.37

0.06

52

SUGAR

1,279.47

213.83

0.05

53

LEATHER,LEATHER GOODS AND PICKERS

1,118.59

200.42

0.04

54

TIMBER PRODUCTS

1,074.35

182.39

0.04

55

TEA AND COFFEE (PROCESSING & WAREHOUSING COFFEE & RUBBER)

774.38

149.62

0.03

56

GLUE AND GELATIN

945.36

147.63

0.03

57

DYE-STUFFS

541.21

92.73

0.02

58

INDUSTRIAL INSTRUMENTS

452.29

88.23

0.02

59

PHOTOGRAPHIC RAW FILM AND PAPER

273.76

67.29

0.01

60

COAL PRODUCTION

119.19

27.73

0.01

61

DEFENCE INDUSTRIES

51.93

8.82

0.00

62

MATHEMATICAL,SURVEYING AND DRAWING INSTRUMENTS

39.80

7.98

0.00

63

COIR

22.05

4.07

0.00

 

Grand Total           

2,636,361.99

456,789.66

 

STATEMENT ON MAJOR COUNTRY-WISE FDI EQUITY INFLOWS
FROM APRIL 2000 TO DECEMBER 2019

S.No

Name of the Country

Amount of Foreign Direct Investment Inflows

%age with Inflows

   

(In Rs crore)

(In US$ million)

 

1

Mauritius

790,280.98

141,924.93

31.07

2

Singapore

587,820.17

94,650.84

20.72

3

Japan

193,069.72

33,080.56

7.24

4

Netherland

186,963.20

30,883.80

6.76

5

U.S.A

165,967.16

28,349.29

6.21

6

United Kingdom

148,437.69

27,936.96

6.12

7

Germany

68,050.40

12,073.77

2.64

8

Cyprus

53,230.40

10,107.26

2.21

9

France

40,038.02

7,102.38

1.55

10

UAE

41,168.87

6,916.19

1.51

11

Cayman Islands

39,849.46

6,167.97

1.35

12

Switzerland

26,997.61

4,808.34

1.05

13

South Korea

27,341.64

4,412.33

0.97

14

HongKong

25,882.12

4,224.39

0.92

15

Luxembourg

18,818.37

3,023.09

0.66

16

Spain

16,291.26

2,916.80

0.64

17

Italy

16,634.06

2,907.25

0.64

18

China

14,846.01

2,342.03

0.51

19

Belgium

11,975.72

1,952.83

0.43

20

Canada

11,932.38

1,931.63

0.42

This information was given by the Minister of Commerce and Industry, Mr Piyush Goyal, in a written reply in the Lok Sabha Yesterday.


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