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India attracted a record $81 billion in foreign investment in 2024–25, surpassing Pakistan as companies flee instability there.
India drew a record $81 billion in foreign direct investment during FY2024–25, as global companies shift from Pakistan amid instability there.
Major firms including Procter & Gamble, Microsoft, Shell, Pfizer, and TotalEnergies have exited or scaled back in Pakistan due to unreliable infrastructure, power outages, regulatory uncertainty, high costs, and economic volatility.
In contrast, India’s stable policies, digital infrastructure, and reforms like 'Make in India' have attracted investments from Apple, Amazon, Airbus, Eli Lilly, and others in manufacturing, tech, and pharmaceuticals.
The growing divergence reflects investor preference for nations with strong institutions and consistent governance.
India atrajo un récord de 81.000 millones de dólares en inversión extranjera en 2024-25, superando a Pakistán a medida que las empresas huyen de la inestabilidad allí.