PRIME
MINISTER’S OFFICE
MINISTRY OF FINANCE
RESERVE BANK OF INDIA
SECURITIES & EXCHANGE BOARD OF INDIA
MINISTRY OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY
MINISTRY OF EXTERNAL AFFAIRS
MINISTRY OF DEFENCE
MINISTRY OF HEAVY INDUSTRIES
DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL POLICY & PROMOTION
MINISTRY OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
DEPARTMENT OF TELECOMMUNICATION
NATIONAL HIGHWAYS AUTHORITY OF INDIA
MINISTRY OF SHIPPING
MINISTRY OF CIVIL AVIATION
AIRPORTS AUTHORITY OF INDIA
MINISTRY OF RAILWAYS
MINISTRY OF PETROLEUM
MINISTRY OF CHEMICALS
MINISTRY OF POWER
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The
average FDI inflows per year during the 9th Plan was $ 3.2 billion
and during the 10th Plan it increased manifold to stand at $ 16.33 billion
the annual average being $ 6.16 billion. The top five sectors attracting
FDI during the first 11-month period (April, 2007-February, 2008) included
Telecommunications; Services sector; Computer Software & hardware;
Construction activities and automobile industry. The infrastructure sector
that offers massive potential to attract FDI witnessed marked increase
in FDI inflows during this five0year period. The extant policy for most
of the infrastructure sectors permits FDI up to 100 percent on the automatic
route. From $ 1902 million in fiscal 2001-02 the foreign i9nvestment in
India's infrastructure sector increased to $ 2179 million in 2006-07.
But fiscal 2007-08 witnessed significant increase in the FDI inflows in
the infrastructure. In first nine months till December 2007 of fiscal
2007-08 stood at $ 4095 million. From 2000-01 to December 2007, total
FDI in India's infrastructure sector stood at $ 10575 million.
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Sectors
attracting highest FDI Equity Inflows (In Rs crore) |
| SECTOR |
2005-06 |
2006-07 |
2007-08
|
2008-09 (April-May) |
Cumulative
(Apr.2000- May 2008) |
%
of total inflows* |
| Services (Financial
& non-financial) |
2399
(543) |
21047
(4664) |
26589
(6615) |
4955
(1198) |
60652
(14256) |
21.85 |
| Computer Software
& Hardware |
6172
(1375) |
11786
(2614) |
(1410) |
817
(199) |
32984
(7477) |
11.88% |
| Telecommunications |
2776
(624) |
2155
(478) |
5103
(1261) |
939
(232) |
17687
(4074) |
6.37 |
| Construction |
667
(151) |
4424
(985) |
6989
(1743) |
4846
(1162) |
18313
(4325) |
6.57 |
| Automobile |
630
(143) |
1254
(276) |
2697
(675) |
1385
(346) |
11241
(2582) |
4.05 |
| Housing and Real estate |
171
(38) |
2121
(467) |
8749
(2179) |
4277
(1034) |
15439
(3745) |
5.56 |
| Power |
386
(87) |
713
(157) |
3875
(967) |
1771
(438) |
11401
(2643) |
4.11 |
| Metallurgical |
6540
(147) |
7866
(173) |
4686
(1177) |
2563
(615) |
9911
(2377) |
3.57 |
| Chemicals (Other than
fertilizers) |
1731
(390) |
930
(205) |
920
(229) |
544
(134) |
6684
(1519) |
2.41 |
| Petroleum & Natural
Gas |
64
(14) |
401
(89) |
5729
(1427) |
106
(26) |
8352
(2007) |
3.01 |
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Figures in bracket are in US$ million
* In terms of Rs.
SOURCE: DIPP, Federal Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Government
of India
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FDI
Inflows (as per international best practices) |
| FISCAL
YEAR (APRIL-MARCH) |
EQUITY |
Reinvested
earnings+ |
Other
capital+ |
Total
FDI inflows |
YOY
growth (%) |
| FIPB
Route/ RBI's Automatic Route/ Acquisition Route |
Equity
capital of unincorporated bodies# |
|
|
|
|
| 1991(August)-2000
(March) |
15483 |
- |
- |
- |
15483 |
- |
| 2000-01 |
2339 |
61 |
1350 |
279 |
4029 |
- |
| 2001-02 |
3904 |
191 |
1645 |
390 |
6130 |
(+)
52 |
| 2002-03 |
2574 |
190 |
1833 |
438 |
5035 |
(-)
18 |
| 2003-04 |
2197 |
32 |
1460 |
633 |
4322 |
(-)
14 |
| 2004-05 |
3250 |
528 |
1904 |
369 |
6051 |
(+)
40 |
| 2005-06 |
5540 |
435 |
2760 |
226 |
8961 |
(+)
28 |
| 2006-07 (P)* |
15585 |
897 |
5091 |
506 |
22079 |
(+)
153 |
| 2007-08 (P)* |
24574 |
500 |
4476 |
343 |
29893 |
(+) 35 |
2008-09
(April-May) |
7681 |
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|
7681 |
- |
| Cumulative Total (From
August 1991-May 2008) |
83127 |
2834 |
20519 |
3184 |
109664 |
- |
| SOURCE: DIPP, Federal
Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Government of India |
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