Data▲ Bullish for Indian equities
Private investment picking up in India as capital formation grows at fastest pace in over three years
The brief
- India recorded gross FDI of USD 97 billion in FY26
- First-quarter inflows in the current financial year reached about USD 30 billion
- Sustained investment inflows may support Indian capital-goods, infrastructure and financial-services companies
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- India’s FDI treaties fell from 73 to 8: What happened after the 2016 Model BIT?
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- Foreign capital shuns India despite strong growth: S&P-Crisil report
Private investment and capital formation in India
Reports say private investment is picking up and capital formation has reached a three-year high. India recorded gross FDI of $97 billion in FY26, with about $30 billion in first-quarter inflows in the current financial year.
Monday, 5 October
- Private investment picking up in India as capital formation grows at fastest pace in over three years