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FDI In India Grew 18% In 2017-18 To Rs. 28.25 Lakh Crore, RBI Data Show

FDI In India Grew 18% In 2017-18 To Rs. 28.25 Lakh Crore, RBI Data Show

According to data released by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), foreign direct investment (FDI) in India during the previous fiscal year of 2017-18 increased 18 per cent to Rs. 28.25 lakh crore. Foreign investments increased by Rs 4, 33,300 crore. This included the including revaluation of past investments, during 2017-18 to reach Rs 28,24,600 crore in March 2018 at market value, according to the data by RBI on ‘Census on Foreign Liabilities and Assets of Indian Direct Investment Companies, 2017-18’.

The RBI said as many as 23,065 companies responded to the latest round of the census, of which, 20,732 firms had FDI or ODI in their balance sheet in March 2018.

In the census participating companies, 15,104 were common from the previous census round and 5,628 reported for the first time. Besides, 1,916 companies that reported in the previous round did not report in the latest round.

“FDI companies witnessed a substantial increase in other investment liabilities, largely due to the increase in trade credit,” the RBI said.

The overseas direct investment (ODI) by domestic companies grew by 5 per cent to Rs. 5.28 lakh crore.

According to the census, Mauritius continued to be the largest source of FDI in India with 19.7 per cent. This figure was followed by the United States, the United Kingdom, Singapore, and Japan. In case of foreign investments by Indian companies, Singapore was largest receiver with 17.5 per cent, followed by the Netherlands, Mauritius, and the United States.

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