At a glance

Infrastructure

Automotive
Retail & Consumer Products Technology

Financial Services
Life Sciences

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Building and

Automotive
Automotive original

construction materials Real estate Non-automotive transport original equipment manufacturer (OEM) Ceramics and glasses

equipment manufacturer (OEM)

Automotive

components

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Technology
Software
IT services Communications Semiconductors

Products
Beverages Consumer electronics Food

Tobacco

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Healthcare
Pharmaceutical Biotechnology Medical devices

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Ranks

Country

2008-09 (April- 2009-10(April- 2010-11 ( April- Cumulative %age to total March) March) March) Inflows (April Inflows (in 00 - March terms of US $) 11) 50,899(11,229) 49,633 (10,376) 31,855 (6,987) 242,761 (54,227) 42 % 9% 7%

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MAURITIUS SINGAPORE U.S.A.

15,727 (3,454) 11,295 (2,379) 7,730 (1,705) 52,876 (11,895) 8,002 (1,802) 9,230 (1,943) 5,353 (1,170) 42,542 (9,449)

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U.K.
NETHERLANDS JAPAN CYPRUS GERMANY FRANCE U.A.E.

3,840 (864)
3,922 (883) 1,889 (405) 5,983 (1,287) 2,750 (629) 2,098 (467) 1,133 (257)

3,094 (657)
4,283 (899) 5,670 (1,183) 7,728 (1,627) 2,980 (626) 1,437 (303) 3,017 (629)

3,434 (755)

29,433 (6,639)

5%
4% 4% 4% 2% 2% 1%

5,501 (1,213) 25,627 (5,700) 7,063 (1,562) 23,958 (5,276) 4,171 (913) 908 (200) 3,349 (734) 1,569 (341) 21,948 (4,812) 13,376 (2,999) 10,267 (2,264) 8,592 (1,890)

TOTAL FDI INFLOWS *

123,025 (27,331)

123,120 88,520 (19,427) 580,722 (25,834) FDI in India: Unit I 9/11/2013 (129,716)

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 Rules & Regulations

International

regarding entry of foreign investors Structure & functioning of the markets within which foreign investors operate Trade Policies- Taxation and Tariffs

agreements on FDI Policy governing Privatization

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 Increasing or reducing FDI

Directing FDI to specific regions or Sectors

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Introduction of dual route of approval of FDI RBIs automatic route and Governments approval (SIA/FIPB) route, Automatic permission for technology agreements in high priority industries and removal of restriction of FDI in low technology areas as well as liberalisation of technology imports, Permission to Non-resident Indians (NRIs) and Overseas Corporate Bodies (OCBs) to invest up to 100 per cent in high priorities sectors,
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Hike in the foreign equity participation limits to 51 per cent for existing companies and liberalisation of the use of foreign brands name and 5. Signing the Convention of Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency (MIGA) for protection of foreign investments. 6. FEMA (1999) replacing FERA (1973) 7. Other Financial Sector Reforms
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