Archive · 16 Dec 2025
Maharashtra Attracts One-Third of India's FDI
Maharashtra is a very popular place for foreign investments in India.
It gets about one-third of all the money that comes into the country from other countries.
The state has good policies and is building lots of infrastructure like new roads, ports, and airports.
This makes it easy for businesses to operate and grow.
Big companies like Microsoft and Amazon are investing in Maharashtra because of its strong technology and financial services.
The state is also a hub for new and exciting industries like artificial intelligence and FinTech.
Recently, the British Prime Minister visited Mumbai with a large group of business leaders, showing that Mumbai is an important global city.
Maharashtra attracts one-third of India's foreign direct investment (FDI).
Mumbai is a growing global centre for FinTech, AI, and financial transactions.
Infrastructure projects like the trans-harbour bridge and Vadhavan port support investment.
Companies like Microsoft and Amazon are investing billions in AI and data centres in Maharashtra.
Recent international engagement, including a visit by the British Prime Minister, highlights Mumbai's global standing.
- Who
- Maharashtra, Minister Jaykumar Rawal, investors, companies like Microsoft and Amazon
- What
- Attraction of one-third of India's FDI, infrastructure development, investment in future-focused sectors
- When
- Ongoing, with recent highlights from the CII Mumbai International Summit 2025
- Where
- Maharashtra, Mumbai
- Why
- Strong policy decisions, infrastructure development, global standing as a financial centre
- State
- Maharashtra
- FDI Share
- One-third of India's total
- Key Sectors
- FinTech, AI, financial transactions, infrastructure
- Notable Projects
- Trans-harbour bridge, metro links, coastal road, Vadhavan port
- Global Investors
- Microsoft, Amazon
- Recent Engagement
- British PM's visit with 120+ CEOs