Ten Largest Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Deals in India
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Facebook's Investment in Jio Platforms: Facebook invested $5.7 billion in Jio Platforms, a subsidiary of Reliance Industries, aiming to leverage Jio's extensive user base and digital ecosystem.
Ford's Investment in Ford India: Ford invested in its Indian subsidiary, Ford India, to expand its manufacturing facilities and introduce new models in the Indian market.
General Motors' Investment in General Motors India: General Motors invested in its Indian subsidiary, General Motors India, to enhance its manufacturing and research capabilities in the country.
POSCO's Steel Plant Investment: South Korean steelmaker POSCO invested in setting up a steel plant in Odisha, showcasing its long-term commitment to India's infrastructure development
Rosneft's Acquisition of Essar Oil: Russian oil company Rosneft acquired a 49% stake in Essar Oil, enabling them to tap into India's growing energy market.
SoftBank's Investment in Ola Cabs: SoftBank invested $210 million in Ola Cabs, one of India's largest ride-hailing companies, supporting its expansion and competition against Uber.
Suzuki's Investment in Maruti Suzuki: Japanese automaker Suzuki increased its stake in Maruti Suzuki, a leading car manufacturer in India, strengthening their partnership and market presence.
Vodafone's Acquisition of Hutchison Essar: Vodafone acquired a majority stake in Hutchison Essar, a telecom company, marking its entry into the Indian market and becoming one of the largest FDI deals at the time
Walmart's Acquisition of Flipkart: The retail giant acquired a 77% stake in Flipkart, an Indian e-commerce company, making it the largest FDI deal in India's history.
Walmart's Acquisition of Flipkart: The retail giant acquired a 77% stake in Flipkart, an Indian e-commerce company, making it the largest FDI deal in India's history.