India’s FDI policy sacrifices the stability, predictability and opportunities of the sector and agricultural opportunities for global investors in a growing economy. | Photo credit: Ogichobanov
The liberalized policy of foreign direct investment (FDI) of India offers stability, predictability and agnostic investment opportunities of the sector for global investors who seek to take advantage of their fixed and expanding economy, said Deloitte India on Sunday.
He said that sectors such as pharmaceutical products, car and tourism are not only FDI magnets, but also employment engines, exports and innovation, which drives the next wave of growth in India.
India has advanced significant by allowing 100 % FDI under the automatic route in most sectors, including key areas such as insurance, insurance intermediaries, tourism construction, hospitals and medical devices.
“The movement indicates not only the opening, but the stability, offering predictable global investors, the agricultural opportunities of the sector to enter the fixed and growing economy of India,” Rumki Majumdar, economist from Deloitte India, said.
He also said that he is backed by the national monetization pipe of $ 70 billion and the development of the industrial corridor in 100 cities, India is sacrificing areas ready for plug-and-play investment to global investors.
The sectors such as tourism (which contribute more than $ 199.6 billion to GDP) and hospitality now allow 100 percent FDI in the construction of hotels and recreation facilities, which further improves the image of India as a transparent and stable investment magnet, Majumdar, and added this convergence of driving infrastructure and the liberalization of the IDF is creating unprecedented opportunities Logistics, real estate, and Urban Development.
Accumulatively, the duration of April-December 2024-25, FDI tickets in the country registered a 27 % growth to $ 40.67 billion compared to $ 32 billion in the same period of 2023-24.
In addition, he said that India is strengthening her role in global trade with trade agreements that cover several countries.
“These agreements are eliminating rates and non -tariff barriers, reinforcing the brand impulse in India and supporting the long -term axis of India of preferential commercial access to become a fundamental player in global trade,” Majumdar added.
Posted on May 4, 2025
