Maharashtra Leads FDI Race: Achieves 95% of Annual Target in Just Six Months, Says CM Fadnavis
Maharashtra Leads FDI Race: Maharashtra has received encouraging news about foreign direct investment (FDI) amid criticism about businesses leaving the state. Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis announced that the state has secured 95% of its average annual foreign investment within just six months. Maharashtra has attracted ₹113,236 crore in foreign investments during this period.
“Maharashtra won’t stop now!” declared Fadnavis, sharing the latest FDI figures. “I’m delighted to announce that Maharashtra continues to lead in attracting foreign direct investment (FDI). The data for the second quarter ending September of the fiscal year 2024-25 shows that Maharashtra has attracted foreign investments worth ₹113,236 crore in just six months. Looking at the average of the last four years, Maharashtra received annual investments of ₹119,556 crore. This means we’ve achieved 94.71% of our annual investment target in just six months.”
Fadnavis expressed confidence that this growth trajectory would continue under the leadership of Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar, and the entire cabinet.
Maharashtra Leads FDI Race
According to the data shared by Fadnavis, Maharashtra ranks first in foreign investments over the six-month period, followed by:
Karnataka
Gujarat
Delhi
Tamil Nadu
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