Decoding The Foreign Institutional Investor [ FII’s ] Activities

Let’s try to get into the brains of these investors and find out the reason of infusion of capital into the Indian markets.

• India has emerged as a prominent leader despite recent disruptions such as the Russia-Ukraine war, recessionary fears, inflationary pressures, and banking crises.
• India has achieved robust economic growth, positioning itself as the fastest-growing economy globally.
• India is transitioning from a developing country to a developed one.
• The financial and banking system in India demonstrates a strong foundation and stability.
• Direct currency transactions are now being conducted with multiple countries.
• The collection of Goods and Services Tax (GST) has consistently increased over time.
• The government has implemented various initiatives such as the Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) and PLI 2.0 schemes, Atmanirbhar Bharat, and expanded budgetary allocations across multiple sectors.
• India is experiencing an all-time peak in power demand.
• Renewable energy generation has experienced a substantial surge.
• Sectors such as Automobile, FMCG (Fast-Moving Consumer Goods), Telecommunications, Financial Services, and Infrastructure have received significant boosts.
• Major corporations like Amazon, Apple, Alphabet and Meta have made significant investments and established numerous manufacturing plants in India.
• India benefits from a youthful population, providing a continuous source of talent and innovation.
• It is the most populous country globally, with a large and diverse population, suggesting immense growth potential for companies.