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Foreign Investment inflows increase 259 per cent in September
| November 5, 2008 |  (1 votes, average: 5 out of 5) Loading ... |
Foreign direct investment (FDI) in India increased 259 percent in September to $2.56 billion, compared to the same month last year, wit h Mauritius being the largest investor
FDI for the same month last year stood at $713 million.
The FDI inflows during April-September stood at $17.21 billion, a growth of 137 percent over $7.25 billion witnessed in the same period last year, an official statement said.
The services sector attracted the highest foreign investment at $2.34 billion.
Construction activities including roads and highways attracted $1.64 billion, followed by housing and real estate at $1.62 billion, and computer hardware and software at $1.36 billion.
The top investing countries in terms of FDI during April to August have been Mauritius having invested $5.27 billion, Singapore at $1.72 billion, the US at $1.15 billion and the Netherlands at $580 million.
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