In the April-September quarter, Foreign direct investment in India rose by 45 per cent to $29.79 billion.
FDI inflows were at $20.5 billion in April-September 2023-24.
In the July-September quarter, inflows grew by about 43 per cent year-on-year to $13.6 billion against $9.52 billion in the same period of last fiscal.
Total FDI including equity inflows, reinvested earnings and other capital grew by 28 per cent during the first half of this fiscal.
It has increased from $33.12 billion in April-September 2023-24 to $42.1 billion.
FDI in services has increased to USD 5.69 billion during the first half of the current financial year.
FDI inflows in non-conventional energy stood at USD 2 billion.
During April-September 2024-25, Maharashtra received the highest inflow of USD 13.55 billion.
Karnataka (USD 3.54 billion), Telangana (USD 1.54 billion) and Gujarat (about USD 4 billion) are other leading states to get FDI.
