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Sri Lanka’s FDI surged 138% in 2025’s first nine months, driven by infrastructure, manufacturing, and renewable energy projects.
Sri Lanka’s foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows, including foreign commercial loans, reached $827 million from January to September 2025—a 138% increase from the same period in 2024—driven by strong investor confidence in infrastructure, manufacturing, and renewable energy.
The Colombo West International Terminal, a joint venture with Indian and Sri Lankan partners, led with a $229 million investment in port expansion.
The BOI reported 100+ new and expanded projects approved, totaling $1.06 billion in estimated investment, with $540 million in foreign capital.
Improved economic stability, transparency, and government reforms are cited as key factors behind the surge.
La IED de Sri Lanka aumentó un 138% en los primeros nueve meses de 2025, impulsada por proyectos de infraestructura, manufactura y energía renovable.