The great indian FDI race : Gujarat sees 200 % rise , Maharashtra still on top .

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                 The "Department for promotion of industry and internal trade" ( DPIIT )  has released state wise FDI data for the last financial year . In last two years Gujrat and Telangana has seen FDI growth of more than 100 percent . According to the report the FDI in Gujarat has increased rapidly . In financial year 2022 the FDI for the state of Gujrat was about 20,169 crores which was increased to about 37,059 crores whereas it further increased to around 60,600 crores in financial year 2024 . In between financial years 2022 to 2024 the state of Gujrat has seen 200 percent rise in FDI . Similarly in state of Telangana FDI growth of about 109 percent has been seen in previous two years where in FY 2022 FDI of 11,964 crores was seen which has increased to around 25,094 crores . The state of Maharashtra which is already a top recipient of FDI has seen the growth of 8.8 percent in FY 2024 which tune to around 1,25,101 crores which is largest as compared to other states . Similarly in UP and Jharkhand has seen the growth of around 70.6 percent and 87.5 percent respectively . But we can say that the FDI growth in state of Gujrat is more sustainable as in this FDI growth there is a big role of GIFT city . In the financial sector Gujarat has seen big growth which has came through GIFT city . Other than this semiconductor , manufacturing , pharmaceuticals amd chemicals sector has also seen FDI in larger scale .

                    Top five countries which contributed in FDI inflows are Mauritius (25 % ) , Singapore ( 24 % )  , USA ( 10 %) , Netherlands ( 7 % )  and Japan ( 6 %) . Whereas top five sectors which attracted the most FDI are services sector ( 16 %) , computer hardware ( 15 % )  and software ( 6 % )  , trading ( 6 % ) , Telecommunications and automobile ( 5 % ) . 





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