FDI in India: 43% from Mauritius

11 years ago - May 08, 2013

Concerns dissipated, the Non-dual taxation between Mauritius and India has made Mauritius the largest investor in India. On paper, 43% of foreign direct investment in India comes from Mauritius.

From April 2012 to February 2013, India received $ 8.9 billion from Mauritius. This means an increase of 10% from one year to another. Meanwhile, the other channels preferential investment to India, Singapore and London in particular, are in decline.

Two huge deals have boosted investment in Mauritius in India. Namely, the investment of $ 2.8 billion by Blue Ridge Holdings in Blue Ridge Hotels and that of Mauritius Vodafone in Bharti Infotel amounted to $ 482 million.

Text by lexpress.mu

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