· 40% of India’s FDI in 2024-25 directed to Maharashtra
· 32% rise in investment compared to last year
Mumbai, May 29: Maharashtra has once again taken the lead in foreign direct investment (FDI) across India. In the financial year 2024–25, the state has attracted a record-breaking ₹1,64,875 crore in FDI. This accounts for a substantial 40% of the total FDI inflow of ₹4,21,929 crore received by the entire country. Maharashtra has seen a 32% increase in FDI compared to the previous year, informed Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis.
In the last quarter of the financial year (January to March 2025), Maharashtra received ₹25,441 crore in foreign investment. The year has turned out to be historic for the state, setting a new record for the highest FDI received in the last decade. Notably, this peak was achieved within just the first nine months of the financial year, added Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis.
Reacting to this historic and record-breaking achievement, CM Fadnavis expressed heartfelt congratulations to the people of Maharashtra. He expressed confidence that under the leadership of Deputy Chief Ministers Eknath Shinde and Ajit Pawar, along with Industries Minister Uday Samant and the state cabinet, Maharashtra’s progress will continue at a strong pace.
Decadal Overview of FDI in Maharashtra (in ₹ crore):
· 2015-16: ₹61,482 crore
· 2016-17: ₹1,31,980 crore
· 2017-18: ₹86,244 crore
· 2018-19: ₹57,139 crore
· April–Oct 2019: ₹25,316 crore
· 2020-21: ₹1,19,734 crore
· 2021-22: ₹1,14,964 crore
· 2022-23: ₹1,18,422 crore
· 2023-24: ₹1,25,101 crore
· 2024-25: ₹1,64,875 crore
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