India's gross FDI hits 15-year high of $30.7 billion in April-June 2026
India attracted $30.7 billion in gross foreign direct investment (FDI) during the April-June 2026 quarter, marking a 15-year high. This strong inflow overshadowed outflows, leading to net FDI reaching its highest level since June 2022. The latest RBI data shows net FDI turned positive in June 2026, with inflows exceeding outflows by $1.3 billion. Singapore, Netherlands, the U.S., and Canada accounted for about 74% of the inflows, with manufacturing, electricity generation, computer, and communication services receiving the largest shares. This trend underscores global investors' continued interest in India.
Key Points
- India's gross FDI reached a 15-year high of $30.7 billion in the April-June 2026 quarter.
- Net FDI turned positive in June 2026, with inflows exceeding outflows by $1.3 billion.
- Singapore, Netherlands, the U.S., and Canada were major sources of FDI inflows.
- Manufacturing, electricity generation, computer, and communication services received the highest shares of investment.
Exam Facts
- Gross FDI in April-June 2026 quarter was $30.7 billion.
- Net FDI in June 2026 was $1.3 billion.
- Singapore, Netherlands, U.S., and Canada accounted for 74% of inflows.
- Total outflows in June 2026 were $7.9 billion.
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