During the period of April to December FY26, Singapore emerged as the top source of foreign direct investment (FDI) in India, with inflows totaling $17.6 billion, representing 37% of the total FDI. The United States and Mauritius followed as significant contributors, with $7.8 billion and $4.8 billion respectively. Notably, investments from offshore tax havens saw substantial increases, particularly from the Cayman Islands, which rose to $2 billion from $422 million in 2024. Cyprus also increased its investments to $1.4 billion, while Luxembourg's inflows grew to $545 million. Overall, India received $47.87 billion in FDI during this period, with key sectors attracting these investments including Computer Software & Hardware at 22% and the Services Sector at 18%. Among Indian states, Maharashtra led with $15.38 billion in FDI, followed closely by Karnataka at $11.15 billion.