FDI Inflows: India up at 15th spot in UNCTAD ranking
“The flows to India have a small decline in India, while the lower region (South Asia) remained a dominant buyer and formed the majority of the entrances.” South Asia received $ 24.1 billion in 2024.
The US was the best buyer of $ 279 billion, followed by Singapore ($ 143 billion), Hong Kong, China (126 billion dollars) and China ($ 116 billion).
According to the report, Globally, the FLY decreased by 11% in 2024 and changed with a 4% title increase in 2024 with a 4% increase.
India also rose to 1,080 in the Greenfield project announcements in 2024 and came globally fourth. The country was among the top five countries to ensure international project financing agreements in 97. “India, Malaysia and Vietnam countries such as trade shifts and industrial policies supported by manufacturing centers increased their charm.” He said.
The position of India also recovered in the outlets of the DLY, and in 2024, a total of $ 23.8 billion investments rose to the 18th place globally. Between 2020 and 2024, India attracted Greenfield investment in the global South $ 54 billion. Later, with an investment of 12 billion dollars, Singapore followed, followed by Brazil, Malaysia and China. UNCTAD emphasized the rapid expansion of the digital economy, which has grown by 10-12%annually, faster and faster than global GDP growth. In 2020-24, developing countries received $ 531 billion in Greenfield digital economic projects and India received the biggest share. The investment intensified and made up about 80% of the total of 10 economies.
The US has emerged as the best resource and contributed to 36% of all Greenfield projects in digital investments in developing economies.
In the report, the announcements in the supply chain intensive sectors, including Greenfield Project, electronic, automotive, machines and textiles, were kept constant. While the semiconductor industry records a small number of megaproje announcements, four out of the largest people are in this sector, including India.
“Semic conductive and basic metal projects in India contributed to the increase in production activity.” He said.
